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A little alfalfa breakfast on this drizzly but not-too-chilly Christmas Eve.

A little alfalfa breakfast on this drizzly but not-too-chilly Christmas Eve. Pima, her adopted boys Nimbus and Scotty, llama Florian, and a glimpse of Andy in the back are helping themselves to the ca...

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A little alfalfa breakfast on this drizzly but not-too-chilly Christmas Eve.

A little alfalfa breakfast on this drizzly but not-too-chilly Christmas Eve. Pima, her adopted boys Nimbus and Scotty, llama Florian, and a glimpse of Andy in the back are helping themselves to the cart while I distribute the rest.

We feed 550 POUNDS of hay every day - about 220 lbs of alfalfa and 330 lbs of Bermuda grass. That’s A LOT of green, both leafy and paper!

Whether you woke up feeling like Kris Kringle, or you’ve been a little Scrooge-y this year and need to make amends in these final days of 2025, we promise to put YOUR green to work buying OUR green! 🎅❤️🐮

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