It turned out to be a frenetic night, as we helped to get the babies dried and warm. Luckily we had a heat lamp for our chickens, and were able to set that up in the lambing pen. We helped to introduce the lambs to their mother's teets, and they managed to take a little milk. Despite frigid temperatures for this time of year (it dipped to one below on the farm last night!), I am happy to report that both babies seem to be healthy and doing well!
An infrequent blog about our small farm and family in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
Monday, March 18, 2013
In Like a Lamb!
It turned out to be a frenetic night, as we helped to get the babies dried and warm. Luckily we had a heat lamp for our chickens, and were able to set that up in the lambing pen. We helped to introduce the lambs to their mother's teets, and they managed to take a little milk. Despite frigid temperatures for this time of year (it dipped to one below on the farm last night!), I am happy to report that both babies seem to be healthy and doing well!
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