Browsing Archive: July, 2012

Laverne has a brief visit at Em Nau

Posted by BG on Monday, July 23, 2012, In : Cattle 
 

This is an amalgamation of our various posts on the Aussie Goat Forum<?

 Well, it seems we're never short of activity, adventure or even drama here at Em Nau Farm and this latest week has been no exception.. <?Grab a cuppa/drink, settle in, and let me tell you about it.

Just in case there's a limit to the amount of text within a post, let's call this
"Laverne - Chapter 1."

Last Saturday (a week ago yesterday) I was out an about and drove past a dairy farm just up the road from here. For so...


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Our First Kids

Posted by BG on Monday, July 9, 2012, In : Goats 

Woo Hoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :W :W :W :W :W :W :W

We have our first ever goat baby - a little doe.. Cooee!! :W :W :W :W :W :W :W :W :W

Let it be known that Em Nau Nambawan has arrived!!

Last night (09/07/12), Sienna (toggie/nubian cross) squirted/squeezed out a little girl. Sienna has been busy licking all the goop off - Nambawan has been up already having a suck and hooking into the milk bar. Ooohhhh...... ;) ;) ;) ;) How Excitement!!


It seems that the unknown buck that thought Sienna was too good to walk past was aToggie buck, and no...


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Life is Great

Posted by Brett on Friday, July 6, 2012, In : Farm life 

Since our last jottings – has it really been 2 and a bit months – a lot has been happening at Em Nau Farm.  We now have a few more goat after a road trip to Baan Baa (between Narrabri and Boggabri in NSW) where we brought two anglo-nubian goats – one that is in kid – this brings our goat family to six – three of which we know are in kid – so we could be a lot bigger goat family in a few months.

We also have had a couple of losses over the past few months one being Irene the chook...


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About Us


We brought Em Nau Farm in late 2011 as a lifestyle change choice. We will be producing cheese, jams, sauces and breads from our kitchen and breeding chooks, dairy goats and cattle all whilst keeping up our ‘day jobs’.

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