“Cows at this dairy farm in Stonehouse in Gloucestershire are enjoying their first taste of sunshine this year. The animals spent the winter inside because of the bad weather but have now been released. Farmer John Percival says seeing them run out for the first time is “one of the best parts” of his job.” ITV News West Country View their footage of our cows coming out… https://www.facebook.com/reel/1260080155521156
Watch them eagerly leave their indoor accommodation https://www.facebook.com/reel/2121388301993304
Two new girls have moved in alongside the vending shed, Moe and August. Joining Kay, Juniper and May.
The vending shed girls have gone on a big adventure (100m up the lane). Along with Uncle Tim, our very special wonky pet. #milkvendingmachine #freerange
Watch the drone footage on YouTube here. Thank you @dom_thompson_photography.
Titch and her friends have moved to the pen alongside the vending shed. Titch was born a month premature and has had a lot of challenges. She was born in March and is still very small, compare her to June who yes you’ve guessed it was born in… Titch loves a fuss and is very gentle.
The cows now think they need an agent. Fame has gone to their heads! Big thanks to Will Luker at Gloucester Live for the live stream, interview and coverage. Here’s our footage of the herd bouncing out and into the field.
These are some of the calves by the milk vending shed. If you look back through Facebook you will see some pictures of them as hot off the press calves in June, August and September. In order of appearance (top to bottom). Daisy trying to give kisses. BFF she’s so cuddly 😍 Colette and Boe Frodo the Hobbit calf Frodo and Victor Nap time down by the vending shed Nora, daughter of Dora. Very like her mother and likes to
Happy 1st birthday to our wonky calf, Tim. He maybe small in stature but he makes up for it in character. He will be spending his birthday grazing in the garden, every garden needs a fluffy white lawn mower with attitude!
