Category: Friday on the Miller Farm
Updated on December 9, 2019
Miller Farm Friday Countdown to the most viewed blog of 2019
Countdowns are supposed to build suspense. Are you excited to know which Miller Farm blog got the second most reads? On July 7 2019 reader wanted to know about the shrinking household at Miller Farm. Not Quite Empty …
Updated on December 3, 2019
Miller Farm Friday Countdown to the most viewed blog of 2019
Today we’re starting a 3-2-1 countdown reveal to Chicken Wrangler Sara’s most viewed blog this year. December is a tough month if you’re a schoolteacher. Corralling students and getting ready for your own family Christmas preparations — it’s …
Updated on November 21, 2019
Full Up at Miller Farm Inn
A blog memory from Chicken Wrangler Sara A fellow teacher at my school shares our love of dachshunds. Not quite as much as we do – she only has one. Her dog’s name is Elvis and he is …
Updated on November 2, 2019
Wind chimes
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara We have in my family what is known as the “obligatory bag.” It was started by my mom after I got married and moved out. She has a bag full of random …
Updated on October 22, 2019
Where’s Bella?
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara Besides being an accomplished chicken catcher, Bella is also quite adept at playing hide and seek. I’m not sure that is her intention however, I frequently find only parts of her sticking …
Updated on October 16, 2019
Time to Clip Wings
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara The chicks that were hatched at my school last spring have grown into full sized birds now. The hens are even laying eggs so we are finally getting a return for all …
Updated on October 10, 2019
Useful Chickens
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara It’s pretty well accepted that chickens are useful for laying eggs. On Miller Farm, however, they serve other purposes. They have been therapy chickens for a homesick international student. They provide hours …
Updated on September 26, 2019
Thoughts from an Emptynester
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara During the past five months of living in our house with only Beekeeper Brian, I have noticed several things. Two adults cannot finish a gallon of milk before it goes bad. In …
Updated on September 17, 2019
Another Song
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara I recently attended an adoption fundraising event for some good friends from church. It was a jewelry and accessory show by an organization called Noonday . The mission of this group is …
Updated on September 9, 2019
Wrong Side of the Fence
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara There are certain boundaries here on Miller Farm that all animals must observe. The fence between the chicken yard and the dog yard is one of those boundaries. I regularly tell the …
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