The guys added blown insulation to the workshop, making it much cozier to work in.

David Orr made a trip to the homestead during spring break. He, along with the rest of the guys, accomplished several projects, including putting up the fence in front of the main driveway.

A panoramic view of the fence.

This lovely pile of brush is what came from the south side of the driveway. The guys cleaned in up to make a loop in the road. It makes it much easier to get large equipment and trucks around the barns/farm.

While Mr. Orr was on the homestead, he and ML treated everyone to fire-baked pizzas! Daniel Orr was kind enough to whip up the dough for the meal.

It was a great way for us to learn how to work the pizza oven.

Homemade pizza, hot from the oven!

Mr. Orr and Brant delivered some new residents to the homestead… Cotton Patch Geese. They are beautiful and have made a smooth transition to their new home.

We also had some goslings {not pictured} in the mix. They are the softest and fuzziest little creatures I’ve ever been lucky enough to cuddle.

Within the first couple of days, we received two eggs from the geese. Look at the size diffence of these things compared to our chicken eggs!

I was thankful to see the change in chicken-egg production when Spring weather came along. We are now receiving about seven eggs per day. We also have a hen that is laying gray eggs {Second row, second egg}.

Tulips bloomed in front of the cabin and really put on a show.

The daffodils were not in short supply for the welcoming of Spring.

ML was able to provide FARMBloomington with enough daffodils for Easter Brunch, along with some wild onions and day lillies.

We planted several things during the month of March. While we were working in the gardens we discovered these BIG, healthy worms.