So armed with a full size polyester bedsheet(the more garish in pattern the better), my favorite pitchfork and rake I spend about two hours finding the floor.
Just prior to liming and rebedding.
All set for bedtime.
Can we come in now?
Monday, January 9, 2012
SUNNY DAY = CLEAN BARN
Every four to six weeks I clean my sheep barns down to the ground. My sheep don't need the extra heat of composting bedding. I don't need the added burden of trying to remove a winter's accumulation of compressed bedding from the barns right at lambing time, and I find the air quality is much better with more frequent cleanings. 
So armed with a full size polyester bedsheet(the more garish in pattern the better), my favorite pitchfork and rake I spend about two hours finding the floor.
Just prior to liming and rebedding.
All set for bedtime.
Can we come in now?
So armed with a full size polyester bedsheet(the more garish in pattern the better), my favorite pitchfork and rake I spend about two hours finding the floor. Just prior to liming and rebedding. All set for bedtime. Can we come in now?
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2 comments:
That's a very snug looking barn! Oh, how I dream of an old barn, the new ones are fine, but nothing is quite as welcoming as the worn wood of an old barn. :)
Nice! Your barns are very snug always.
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