At Sweet Bombdiggity Farms, our animals are family, Lane and I believe they were entrusted to our care for a reason. That means giving them our very best—lots of love, cozy places to rest, an endless supply of hay, and clean water. These aren’t extras; they’re the basics of our promise to love and care for them well.
This morning (just like most every morning) we started with caring for our crew— I headed over to make sure our rescue horses Amelia and Rosie and our mini donkey fellas, Smith and Wesson had all that they needed. On cold winter days, I’m especially grateful for the simple things— flowing water and a new hay bag that holds an entire bale of hay to help them stay nourished through frosty nights.
Their happiness and health are always top of mind. Animals remind us that care is in the details—and caring for them is one of the biggest blessings of this farm life. ❤️ #FarmingAfter50 #CountryLivingConnoisseur #RescueHorses #MiniDonkeys #FarmAnimals #WinterOnTheFarm #FarmCare #AnimalLove #FarmLife #rescueanimals #ottb #medicinehatpaint
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Written by
Lane and Jules Morris
Authors and University of Tennessee faculty writing from our farm in East Tennessee about gardening, the farm kitchen, faith and designing a flourishing life at any age. More about us
