Pastoral Pastures and Lambing Season
These are beautiful photos of our Briden Farm 2026 Lambs, Ewes, and Pastures.
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Tag: Pastures
Naturally Turning Woodlands into Pastures and Gardens with Animals
I’m always amazed at the wonderful work these animals do! Turning woodlands into pastures and gardens takes work. Yet our Briden Farm Animals make it look easy! They also make it look beautiful! Following are some before and after shots.
This area was old, very old, pasture about forty years ago! Overgrown and full of weeds, stag horn sumac, and so on. Till we introduced our Goats, and Sheep, to the are! Now look…
Incredible! Isn’t it?
The area above was also grown up, overgrown, and difficult to maneuver. Now it’s Beautiful!
This gives You an idea of the before and after.
I also love how they help create little trails and quiet spaces
Sometimes I just like to sit and enjoy the views.
Almost like Parklands
Do You have property that is overgrown, full of weeds, briars and brambles, and other nasty invasive species? Would You like to turn it into beautiful areas like we have here? Contact Brian at Briden Farm call 902-907-0770
New Babies, Pastures, & Gardens At Briden Farm
While many birds and animals have their young early in the spring, it seems ours like to wait! June seems to be our busy month!
With outs of Chicks, Ducklings, Baby Bunnies, and the Goats are due in July. I think!
Garden needs tending and fertilizing, we use natural fertilizers and that takes time. Plus rotating pastures!
So, it definitely is a busy time of Year! It’s also a great time to visit! Yes, we’re busy, but your visits give us a break.
So, call Brian now to Book Your Visit….
902-907-0770
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Moving Our Berkshire Pigs To Electric Wire Fencing
We brought Larry, Curly and Moe, our Berkshire Pigs home to Briden Farm on March 27, 2022, when they were just ten weeks old. They’re now about 17 weeks old.
We’ve actually had them on Woodland Pasture since their arrival. Introducing them to Electric Wire Fencing a couple weeks ago. It’s first time using Electric Wire Fencing for pigs, and I really wondered! t’s hard to believe you can string a couple, or three strands of wire, hook it to a fence charger, and have those pigs stay in their pasture! It’s incredible to see…
I could watch them All day! They’re incredible to watch! Seeing how they interact, how the work, and how they recognize things like the white fence posts and electric wires. You can literally see that they recognize it!
If you’ve never sat and watched Pigs work! We invite You to come spend sometime at Briden Farm. Call Now to Book A Time to Visit. Call Brian at (902) 907-0770