After school is a funny time at the farm. I go and pick one of them up from school at 3pm and the eldest comes back on a bus at 4pm. They are always starving. Finding them something which is tasty, nutritious but will not fill them too much for eating their dinner is a … [Read more…]
We love milk. Our farm used to be a dairy farm, many years ago and my husband and his family worked so hard, milking twice a day. The dairy cows had long gone when I arrived but the family’s love of milk was infectious and both myself and the children enjoy the white stuff throughout … [Read more…]
As a new mama preparing to sustain your infant with an on-demand, nutritious source of milk, you are going to need to dress for the part. What this means is that you will have limitations on the type of clothing you wear, particularly on top, for as long as you plan to nurse your baby. … [Read more…]
I think you would have had to be walking around with your eyes shut in the last month or so to miss the current milk crisis. From farmers rolling up at supermarkets in their tractors to cows trotting down the refrigerated aisles, it’s all going off at the moment. I have bided my time to … [Read more…]
Like me on our farm, Irish farmers who make Kerrygold, like their animals to be happy. The Kerrygold story is a simple one. They work with small co-operative farms where small herds are free to graze on lush Irish meadows. It means Kerrygold cows are healthy and happy, free to roam outside. It’s these cows, … [Read more…]
