Dealing with Loss on the Farm

Hey, y'all! Welcome to episode sixteen of the Roots and Refuge Podcast.

Today's episode is all about learning how to deal with loss on the farm. Death and dying on the homestead is an inevitability. Where there is livestock, there will be dead stock. I don't say this to be harsh, but I wish someone had prepared me better for this life before I jumped in with both feet.

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This was hard

This was a difficult one, but necessary. I remember the goats. I remember the birth of the two with Ben Turn. So sad. I would be so sad just losing a hen. I needed to hear about not wasting meat. I love how you think. The respect. We all need to consider the life given.