Flumgummerie Farm ~ a farmer's life for me

A journey of self-discovery for a big city family and the misadventures that arise when they leave for small town country USA to find God, raise a family and start a farm.

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Monday, February 24, 2014

Our First Goat Breech Birth Delivery...Triplet Kids!

We have been very blessed here at Flumgummerie Farms, our Nubian doe, Ruth, gave us triplets this year! Thankfully, she kidded the week afte...

Thursday, February 13, 2014

Snow Storm 2014!

One good thing about snow storms is that they cancel school and work so I have time to update my blog! After laying down some fresh stra...

Sunday, January 12, 2014

Kidding Season is Coming!

Well, it's been a while since I've posted an update. School has kept me busy but that doesn't mean we missed the breeding seaso...

Friday, July 26, 2013

Flumgummerie's New Herdsire...Joyful Journey Pilgrim!

A special thank you to Janette and David Deas of Joyful Journey Farm for this handsome big fella! Joyful Journey Pilgrim is out of Foxw...

Sunday, April 21, 2013

Bucks out of Shiloh and *B Sunrising HIA Malachi Sold!

Our Flumgummerie Farm bucklings born April 9, 2013 have been SOLD! These beautiful young herdsires are out of Shiloh and *B Sunrising HIA...

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Clipping Goats

In preparation for kidding time I gave our dairy goats a "kidding clip". This is rather an easy cut and can be done quite quickly...

Friday, March 29, 2013

Shiloh & Eve Are Expecting!

Upon request I am posting a few shots of Shiloh and Eve during their pregnancies. Shiloh is due April 9th and Eve is due about a month late...

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About Me

Michelle: Lawndale, North Carolina, United States; Hello, my name is Michelle and I am a follower of Jesus Christ and owner of Flumgummerie Farm. I am a city girl, born and raised near the beach, living in the rural foothills of North Carolina with my husband and 3 homeschooled children. I am caretaker extraordinaire to 3 dogs, 3 cats, 25 chickens, Nubian goats, and Katahdin sheep. The closest I ever came to raising animals was feeding a stray cat we named, Domino. Once I owned a hamster that shall remain nameless. It bit me and I wouldn't touch it after that. This was a bit of a nuisance for my family since the darn thing escaped so often. So it is a mystery and a source of some amusement for them now to see how my life has unfolded.

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