Briggs Farm

Small farm on an 1860s homestead in Maine

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Barnyard, Stories, The Chickens

Building a New Chicken Coop

April 30, 2017 No Comments

To keep up with our growing flock, Corey has started building a new coop – bigger in size to fit all the chicks, as well as a taller design to […]

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Barnyard, Stories, The Chickens

New Chicks for 2017

April 30, 2017 No Comments

We’ve had an increased demand for eggs, plus a slowing down in our old layers – so to refresh and expand the flock, we ordered 24 Rhode Island Red chicks […]

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Barnyard, Stories, The Piglets

Winter Pigs

April 26, 2017 No Comments

Right now, as we sit with full freezers, have officially completed our licensing with the state, and are about to set out on selling a portion of our pork… I’m […]

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Apiary, Stories

Kicking off the 2017 Bee Season

April 24, 2017 No Comments

This year, when trying to set some goals for the future of our homestead, one of the key things we’ve decided to focus on is expanding the apiary to build […]

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Apiary, Stories

Bee Survival – Winter 2016-2017

April 20, 2017 No Comments

2016 was a tough year for bees in Maine – the drought during the summer caused a nectar dirth, and many colonies headed into winter weaker than normal.   During my […]

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Contact us:     207-832-1230     |     oconnell.alicia@gmail.com     |     253 Jones Road, Somerville, ME 04348

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