What's happening this month on the farm?
Time to prepare the lambing pens. With only six ewes to keep an eye on, lambing season will not be as much of a challenge as in past years. Five ewes have codon tested at RR, the sixth is QR. Our ram is RR. This is the first year with Boo as the herd ram. We can't wait to see the resulting lambs.
Our Pygmy goats are having a tough time with this winter's widely ranging daily temperatures, but, the sheep don't seem to be bothered at all and don't need heated areas like the goats.
This past year we cleared many, many trees that had been damaged in the 2007 ice storm. (yes, we were that far behind in land maintenance) And, I think I've spotted a nice, new, sunny garden area amidst what used to be a heavily wooded part of the property behind the house. There's the first item on this year's project list. Jan,2012 cy
Welcome to Our World.....
And home of our many mini animals.
We love the country living at Oh Dang Farm. Here you can see the animals we enjoy and the land we love to work on, play on, and continue to explore. We have fun here on the farm, but, work hard to earn the time to relax and enjoy.
Just click on a link to the left to see our sweet Olde English Babydoll Southdown Sheep, adorable Pygmy Goats, and a couple of Miniature Donkeys we have on our small Oklahoma farm.
Check the For Sale page for Babydoll Sheep or Pygmy Goats available for purchase and for news of the latest arrivals in the barnyard.
One of the roads that leads to our farm home in the woods.
The Farm Projects link will take you to see a variety of ongoing and past projects and the link to Farm Photos to a mix of some of our favorite pictures taken on this land over the years.
Thanks for visiting!
Dennis & Cecilia Yetter
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