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November was a whirlwind of activity. With building projects, calving, markets, turkey harvest and a major power outage all in just 30 days!

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December 11, 2017 by Abby @ Apple Creek Farm Categories: apple creek farm, Bowdoinham, cattle, cows, farm, farm bowdoinham, Geese, Holidays, local food, Maine, Newsletters, thanksgiving, turkey, TurkeyTags: nature, Newsletter, november, thanksgiving, turkey 1 Comment

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Jane says:

Dec 11, 2017 at 9:27 pm

Great photos. You certainly did have a busy month. We LOVED our Apple Creek Farm half turkey. It was the best!

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It’s been a couple of hazy days here. The goats are cleaning up the roadside, Ida has a trough for cooling off and I’m looking forward to a double helping of homemade chocolate ice cream & maybe a swim with @ajacobgalle Thanks to everyone that came out to market the last two days! Both for supporting our farm & for dealing with my overheated 🧠! We 💚our community. #applecreekfarm

Two of our favorite trees and a newly forestry mowed field. An 8 hour transformation from wild raspberries and stumps to this tidy new field. #applecreekfarm #transformation #forestrymowing

Here’s Tobago showing here kids how to eat the grass around the burdock. Big difference in the same spot 24 hours later. This paddock is goat heaven with burning bush, bittersweet, wild rose, honeysuckle and reed canary. Got weeds? Get goats! #applecreekfarm #gotweedsgetgoats #invasiveplants

Just one of the studs around here, this is Spike our cashmere buck. He is the closest thing to a pet around here but we just can’t part with him. Ever affectionate (see my stories) and always on 🎯with the does, he will be part of the farm for a long while. #applecreekfarm

Extreme close-up! Turkey babies, aka poults are cute but rascally and hard to grow. We have come to love the slow(er) growing style of the broad breasted bronze. In the past we’ve tried Narragansetts and as an apprentice learned all about wrangling bourbon reds. #applecreekfarm #thegoatsofthepoultryworld

One of my favorite days of the year, our turkeys are here! #applecreekfarm #thegoatsofthepoultryworld

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