Whidbey Island Hobby Farm

Junior, our younger Rhode Island Red rooster, was hatched out early last summer by one of our Muscovy ducks, the chicken egg being laid in o...

It might not be noticed by most people, we, because the farm functions by the light, do.  I'm going out earlier to feed the goats and le...

I've adapted this from the classic book written in the 1940's "Have More" Plan by Ed and Carolyn Robinson. ...

… fog lay over our land. All was quiet and calm, like a sweet little lamb. The chickens were tucked in, their heads out of sight. The cats...

Greetings Friends & Family! This has been another wonderful year in our family.  We are keeping busy with our farm, family, friends and ...

Yes, the dark days and long nights are fully entrenched upon us - one of my favorite times of the year.  One of my loves is to set on the co...

We purchase our animal feed in 300 lb barrels from a local farmer (Jordan Coe) that makes a monthly trip up to the Canadian border.  It is a...