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A year in Pictures: Long Creek Farm's First Year in Oklahoma

  • Writer: Isabelle Hansen
    Isabelle Hansen
  • Aug 23, 2024
  • 2 min read

Our one-year anniversary of living in OK is coming up (September 1st) and we thought it would be fun to do a sort of "year review" blog, or more like a timeline...




If you haven't been following our blogs we have been sending out this past year, you may want to go back and read them to get more information on some of the events I mention here.



September 1

We moved here, what an absolutely crazy experience that was, about an eight-hour trip with nearly all of our animals in one small livestock trailer (the rabbits and dogs were in the car with us) and stopping at gas stations to give them water.

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September 4th, digging for our new orchard...

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We got three new Nigerian does, (with the goal of having enough milk to raise a bottle calf for meat) September 5th...

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September 13th...

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Trying out chicken tractors... it didn't work too well...

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Our First Fall...




Trying out kelp for the first time...

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October 31st, barn work starting...

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Millie, Our first Idaho Pasture pig...

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First Khaki Campbell ducklings, November 15th...

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First pecan pie with pecans from our farm, November 23rd...

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A hard freeze, but a frosty morning with the sun shining can make for some pretty pictures! November 27th...



First baby goats in OK! These were born in a temporary stall, since the barn wasn't done yet, November 29th...


Zellie, our papillon puppy joined the pack November 30th...

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December 2nd, first Kune piglets in OK...

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Dakota joins the pack December 15th...

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Our first winter...



Tomato seedlings, February 6th...

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First signs of spring, February 10th...

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Snowing again, February 12th...


February 14th, first chicks arrive from McMurray's...

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February 23rd, first trees blooming, but it is still getting very cold...



March 15th, Agnes, our first angus meat calf, we are raising her on goat milk...

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Our first Spring...



April 12th, planting in the garden...

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April 21st, Millie's first litter...



And our first bottle piglet...



Beginning of June, our first California Quail...

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Our first summer...



And now we are almost to our second fall, the mornings have been slightly chilly, and some leaves are starting to change color and fall. We will still be having hot weather off and on, but not for long...


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Guest
Aug 26, 2024
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

your photography skills are outstanding!

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Emma Carson
Emma Carson
Aug 24, 2024
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

A year in photos... what a treat! Beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing.

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