Join Lane and Jules Morris of Sweet BombDiggity Farms on this exciting #FarmingAfter50 journey, where innovation meets the green pastures, and creativity grows alongside the crops. We’re eager to learn, share our experiences and your stories, and collaborate with all of you, as we sow the seeds of success together.
Stay tuned for inspiring agriCULTURE stories, resources and tools, insights, updates, and no shortage of adorable farm animals.
Quality Vet Care at Rural Farms: LMU Brings Vet Students to the Farm to Learn on the Job
Yesterday, we had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Riedel and eight fourth-year vet students from LMU’s Veterinary Program at Sweet Bombdiggity Farms.
I have raised chickens for a few years now, but I added silkie chicks in February from my friends @tractorsupply. It’s been a joy watching them grow and bonding with their sweet personalities. Each one has its charm, and while I have my favorites—like Babs, the cross-beaked Silkie—they are all pretty chill and super sweet. Here’s why you can’t go wrong with this breed.
Learning never stops, especially when it comes to taking care of our animals. Thanks to insights from our trusted farrier, Jeff, I’ve gathered some essential hoof care tips thqt are
People ask us all the time—what are those things that your horses wear on their heads? No, they’re not just fashionable statements—though I admit, I do go for the cute ones!
We recently took on an exciting project for our beloved silkie flock—a brand new coop from Tractor Supply. It’s the Walk-In Chateau by Producer’s Pride, and let me tell you,
Meet Babs. She is one of our new silkie chicks and was a fast favorite of mine because of her sweet demeanor. Unfortunately Babs has what is called Cross Beak.
Whipping up a chicken feast with some kitchen finds: older eggs, strawberries, a dash of red pepper flakes, and stale sourdough! 🍓🍞🌶️ Our girls love their balanced diet from Kalmbach
Just wrapped up a Farrier Day (or spa day) here at the farm, and let me tell you, it was a long, hard morning full of wrangling animals and testing
Who needs to color eggs for Easter when our hens do it naturally? We never tire of gathering their vibrant blue, greens, browns, cream and even pink eggs – all
Hey farm friends! 🐔✨ We’re diving headfirst into our #farmingafter50 adventure again and this time, oh boy, is it fluffy! We’ve are raising about 30 Silkie chicks in our brooders