Enjoying a break, sort of...


With kidding season behind us, I was able to leave the farm, stress-free, and enjoy blackberry picking with my daughter and granddaughter at a local, sustainable, no spray farm.

Now I just need to find time to preserve them (aside from all the normal work on the farm, including peak season for gardening and canning, plus planning my oldest son's wedding and making a flower girl dress for my granddaughter).



Update - Feeling a little burnt out from all the canning. So rather than just freezing all of them, we've been trying new blackberry recipes. Here's a natural recipe for Blackberry Breakfast Bars. My daughter created it for my granddaughter (and the rest of the family) to enjoy.

PS: If you're here looking for a quality goat to add to your herd, we currently have 1 buck and 2 does available For Sale.

Update - 2008 Nationals were great this year, but even more so for two reasons... Check out Walker's page for details.

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Northern Kentucky WindyAcres is located on a small, family farm in the peaceful hills of Dry Ridge, KY in Grant County USA. Our farm is situated 43 miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio and 68 miles north of Lexington, Kentucky.

Our farm is registered with the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) under the herd name N. KY WINDYACRES. We are a small farm intentionally and pride ourselves on "Raising Nubians the Natural Way." We raise only ADGA registered Nubian dairy goats. Our entire herd is CAE negative and each goat is retested on an annual basis. We do not show our goats, but have built our herd with show quality animals. Besides being great milkers with wonderful, friendly personalities, they have desirable bloodlines as well. After looking at Our Herd, we think that you will agree.

Please take the time to look around our site to learn more about Northern Kentucky WindyAcres and Nubian dairy goats. If you are interested in buying a Nubian dairy goat or have any questions or comments, please use the Contact page. Things are always happening on the farm, so please add us to your , so you can come back and see us soon for more news and updates.

Thank you,

Marlene Wright

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