Filed under: June 2021 | Tags: air flow, Box stalls for draft horses, grandchildren, Horse barn renovation, light, rare breed, Suffolk Punch horses

June 1, 2021
Our gardens have been planted. Our grandchildren are walking down the corn row, following the hand seeder. They took this job very serious. They wanted to ensure good soil to seed contact! Now we wait for the plants to emerge.

Our little filly is growing fast too. She is getting used to my antics and the daily grind. She wasn’t fond of halter training or being tied up, but each day she gets better and takes it in stride. Our farm work will soon get very busy as we move into haying season, cultivation and wood splitting. These days with Grace are fun, watching this little Suffolk filly grow.

The old part of the barn got a facelift as part of the new renovation.

The new box stalls are almost completed.

One more partition to go along with latches and the project will be completed. One more job wrapped up before the flush of summer work. Thanks to my wife for all of her help, this install has gone smooth.
The barn renovation will make things much easier on us as we move towards becoming breeders and trainers of the Suffolk Punch Horse. We got the news last Thursday that both of our mares are in foal for 2022. Our Abby mare is carrying our stallion “Hank’s” baby. So it begins :o)
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Love that block on the bottom & the open stall door fronts!! Looks great! & that filly is a cutie!
Comment by Jacklyn June 1, 2021 @ 10:24 amThe plan is coming together. Hope to have our garden “in soil” this week. Your barn renovation looks really good.
Comment by Rick Ward June 1, 2021 @ 10:25 am