Our Alpac's have been acting up; they seem do this once in while " Sibling Rivalry! " So ....... Molly the donkey ran one way, Gouda and Blue our goats ran the other way, and the farm animals were NOT HAPPY!

We have moved Beautiful Colourful Planters in front of the farm store although we haven't had much sunshine, the whole area shines with Colour.

The Hoedown is on Saturday many guests and our workers will be attending, it should be really good! some guests dress-up in costumes. this is an auction, dinner and dance to fund raise for

Providence Farm.

The fkowers are blooming

It seems to be a cooler month and the sunshine hasn't been around much the month of May and beginning of June. Mother Nature is still making Our flowers bloom

So we see the sunshine in the faces of Providence Farm Flowers

HOEDOWN IS JUNE 19 201O

It will be a lot of fun

This Morning as we prepared to gather chicken eggs , Our Favorite Donald duck passed away

peacefully under his favorite tree he lived for 10 years and he had a good life!

he loved eating blackberries.

Our new birds are starting to lay eggs "poulets" It shouldn't be too long before they are regular

size eggs

Our lambs little Laura, little Grace are growing so fast

lambs went to new home

We said goodbye to little Emma, little Tennille and little Ruthy lambs all went to a new home last week and Our older Sheep Shaina sheep and Faith sheep went to the 'market'

So we have 12 sheep left.

Our Rooter Luongo deid of old age and he enjoyed his time at the farm

We have been Tranplanting Eggplant, Tomatoes, HOT Peppers. Basil

Molly the donkey enjoys laughing I think she likes us!

the Alpaca hair cuts

The Alpaca's had hair cuts a week ago and do they ever look funny!

Our birds don't seem to be producing many eggs these days

not sure if its the weather? (is it too cold?) Or is it the " pecking order?"

We have beautiful flowers in our greenhouse nursery its a tropical paradise!

our lambs have gone to a new homes today

Today we said goodbye to 12 lambs 9 males and 3 feamales they are going to good homes.

and 5 females remain at the farm lttle Laura lamb, little Grace lamb, little Ruthy lamb, little Emma lamb, and little Tennille lamb.

Molly is still sad, she miss Eimor our hopes are to find another campain for her.

Our Alpaca's will have their wool sheared tomorrow morning.

This will greatly inprove their appearance

Have news to share with you, next Wednesday 11 lambs will go to a new farm to roam around,


an exchange will be made for a new ram.


We are hoping to keep little Laura lamb and little Grace lamb