June flew by in a whirlwind of busyness and haymaking. Moving the beef cows Moving goats - this old one is bit slower than the rest.... 128 more broilers arrived on the farm We spend most of June and July making hay. As usually, we had plenty of breakdowns. We also had several fields of hay that got "washed" after we had cut them- but we are gratefully for the rain that provides moisture to keep the grass growing! Also in June, we celebrated Laura's high school graduation with an ice cream social here at the farm. Unfortunately it was a rainy day. So after our church service and before the party started at 2:00, we made short work of cleaning out one end of the garage and hanging tarps. Though it was a bit cool and damp, we all had a great day... (And due to the rain- I forgot to take pictures of the actual event, so use your imagination: Theme colors were bright blue and brown, with a bit of western decor, a picture board, and some...