And this years newcomers are:

May I introduce our newcomer calves: 

Our new babies  Agnes Moo, Abigail Nosy Moo and Angela Moo.

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There was nothing extraordinary to write about this winter, really. It’s not been too wet and not too dry, neither too cold or too warm. We had a few frosty nights and a few pretty rainy days but all in all it was reasonably warm and okay from a mud perspective.
The weather is getting warmer, and the days are stretching out longer, giving us more daylight to enjoy. The rain is slowly becoming less frequent, making way for sunnier skies.
He looks like a deer from the distance, he’s fluffy and friendly, but he’s a naughty escape artist who typically is to be found on the wrong side of the fence.
The days have become short and cold, with some frosty mornings. Luckily, so far winter has not been as wet as last years.
The weather is getting warmer, the mud on the ground has disappeared, the grass has been growing lots, making animals and people are happy.
Pukeatua Farmstay has a number of various mechanical traps and bait station spread around the property.