A Surprise Addition on the Farm? Let’s talk about Hyacinth!
If you’ve been following along, you might remember that back in late May, my son Daniel brought home two beef cows: Hyacinth and her calf, Clover. Over the past few months, they’ve adjusted beautifully to their new pasture, grazing peacefully on the lush grass and enjoying plenty of hay from Daniel’s farm.
A Growing Family
But here’s the exciting part – lately, the family has noticed that Hyacinth’s belly has been looking a little rounder than usual. After a bit of sleuthing (and maybe some hopeful guessing), they’re pretty sure she’s pregnant!
Since she came from a farm with other cows and bulls, it’s definitely possible. The whole family is thrilled at the possibility, as this would be their very first homegrown addition to the herd. And if the calf arrives safely, it will eventually provide their first home-raised beef – a huge milestone for Daniel’s farm.
The Importance of Quality Fencing
Stories like this remind me of the joy and hard work that go into farming – and why reliable fencing is such an important piece of the puzzle. Whether you’re expanding your herd, preparing for new arrivals, or just keeping everyone safe and secure, quality fencing is key to a thriving operation.
Planning for the Future
If you’re planning updates or expansions this fall, we at Louis Page are here to help. Give Terry a call at 978-486-3116 – she’s ready to answer questions and help you find the best solutions for your farm’s needs.
Here’s to Hyacinth’s growing family – and perhaps yours!
All my best regards,
Debbie Page
CEO, Louis E. Page Inc – Woman-owned business and Family-owned since 1893. (So 131 years ago my late husband’s grandfather, our family ancestor Louis E. founded the company.)
