Sawyer Family Farm

30/07/2025

https://thesawyerfarms.com/?p=8645

On Thursday evening Amanda and Quinn went to set up at the 2025 Windham 4-H Fair. Quinn is now aged out of 4-H but still stays involved and helping out. Friday afternoon Amanda and Quinn drove the …

23/07/2025

A sad day here at the farm today...

This post is in memory of Hedgehog Hollows American Eagle aka Huey 4/7/2001-7/23/2025. July 23 2025 In May 2013, we moved into our current house. Amanda turned 3. A good friend told us about a Dart…

14/07/2025

https://thesawyerfarms.com/?p=8597

Rob and I drove to Vermont yesterday to drop off Amanda at camp. She’s a junior camp counselor this summer for two separate weeks and each week requires two 8 hour round trips to VT. So we de…

13/07/2025

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Last weekend we went to the Maine Firecracker Endurance Ride. We drove up to Waterford, ME on Friday and rode 30 miles on Saturday. I put on my big girl panties and rode SA Fiona, Amanda rode JJ an…

03/07/2025

Old Dominion Endurance Clinic
https://thesawyerfarms.com/?p=8576

12/06/2025

Garlic scapes!

06/06/2025

06/06/2025

Gone to a new farm
Sawfish Camellia is a 4yo, 3rd freshener looking for a new herd to share milk with. Camellia is a good brood doe and great family milker. Freshened 3/12 and gave over 14lbs on her first two milk tests. We have 2 of her daughters in our herd and it's time for her to help another farm.

CAE/CL negative herd.

Located in Griswold, CT. PM for more details.
https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=L002164501

Additional photos here: https://thesawyerfarms.com/?page_id=6582

05/06/2025

Good morning

27/04/2025

https://thesawyerfarms.com/?p=8437

In 2019, I (Rob) took a beekeeping class with the intention of getting bees that year. 6 years later, the apiary finally became a reality. I have been collecting equipment for a couple of months an…

23/04/2025

https://thesawyerfarms.com/?p=8431

The farm is extremely busy in the spring with all the baby goats and projects deferred from winter. Today we planted some bacon seeds in the back pasture. They take about 4 months to fully develop.