Life is good for all creatures on Slavic Heritage Farm, big and small. Harriet (our heifer) and Luna (the horse) lead the way in size, but both are very gentle spirits. They love when you visit with them, pat them, chase the flies away (at least for a while), check if they have fresh water to drink, spend some time with them on the pasture and just show them that you care. And there are all other kinds of creatures that visit us on Slavic Heritage Farm daily. Most of them we

A sight to see for yourself when you come for a visit to Slavic Heritage Farm and experience the tranquility of the prairie after a summer storm!

It has become a tradition that Slavic Heritage Farm shows its multiple faces at the Pet Show held during the days of County Fair. The kids have brought ducklings, bunnies and goats kids to show . Evan made the audience roar with laughter when being asked by the lady with the microphone: "So, where did you get your dear little duckling?" "Oh, from a mailman! He brough us a whole box full of little chicks and three ducklings were free because we bought a lot of chicks!" It is a

Can you imagine wearing a wool coat in the heat of July? And even here in North Dakota it gets hot during the day that time of the year. And we, humans, can hide away for a few hours in a comfort of a cooler house. We do not have an AC in the house but inside it is still bearable and we can rest during the hottest time of the day, relax, read a bit or, the best, take a nap. Our animals have good shelters to hide away during the heat. They either come into the barn, or stay on

It's that time of the year! The Farmer's Markets open up! It is always a bit slow in the beginning of the season as the customers need to learn that the market is open. This time we also didn't have any produce to bring for sale. I concentrated on my breads and pastries that I had baked freshly that same day. I have a returned group of customers that I usually look forward to meeting again in the summer. They know my products and have helped me with my baking business in the

There is always a need to make the farm look better and better season after season. A few flower beds here and there, mowed lawn, mulched and weed free garden, a few touches with a paint brush. It doesn't have to be done all at once or on a big scale to revive the farm. The process of creating a beautiful and one of a kind farm is what we are mostly enjoying. Mirek picked up some leftovers of a the decking material at the city dump, designed this cute and absolutely adorable