Subsistence Farming - Hawaii

life is pretty sweet here. i can hear one of the 2 week old kids crying out looking for his mom. you will find some changes here on the farm. first we changed the name to one scott thought up: Evening Rain Farm.
we have a pond, 2 horses, more chickens, a second homestead/intern area, and […]

we are continuing with our NVC classes, in rotation. we are taking turns leading the class each week.
i am integrating what i am learning and practicing. i have certainly been experiencing the “obnoxious” stage marshall describes. now i feel more relaxed and at ease. i have had an nvc celebration at least once a week […]

miss lauren is a VIT (vet in training)
as of tonight she has been doing the procedures for malia (iv injection-tranquilizer, wound dressing removal and checking (3 major wounds) wound scrubbing, wound flushing, wound sanitizing, wound packing and wrapping. then she gives 2 oral meds, 2 intramuscular injections and one more intravascular injection.) pretty serious stuff. […]

lauren’ s new horse found a crevice in our lower pasture that we were not aware of and she slipped into it with both her back legs (about up to the knees). she was able to get herself out but sustained some serious wounds. nothing broken, but deep cuts that show bone. the vet gasped […]