In this episode we talk about something we actually know something about...angora rabbits! We talk a little of their history, and a lot about personal experiences...and other random stuff. Oh, and Ric actually remembers to talk about fences.

This week we talk coyotes. Ric may have been a little confused on the subject matter, but as we have had some coyotes close by on the farm as of late, Ashley wanted to learn more about them. They say the key to assuaging fear is to learn more about it. But not 100% sure that worked in this case.

Have you ever wondered the history of spinning fiber into yarn? No? Well, too bad, cuz that is what is up this week! Don't miss it, as we use this week's topic as a chance to talk crap about our friend, Clay, as well as equating spinning yarn with drying wet cats. And of course, don't miss Ric's rant on fences.

In this episode, we wrap up our crazy year, which mostly centered around our move across country with 3 sheep, 5 rabbits, a dog and 2 cats in a Winnebago.

As we wrap up 2016, we thought we would share a little review of Fiberton Acres and how we moved it all across the country...or attempted to. If you ever thought you had car troubles...well...we feel ya. Check out part one of our crazy story and be on the lookout for part two soon!

This week we talk about some produce we are missing in this cold, cold weather....the tomato! In addition to giving you some true, but silly, facts about the tomato, we fill you in a little on this week on the farm, including a few recipes we tried this week. And, we are announcing the release of our Patreon page! Check it out at https://www.patreon.com/Fibertonacres!

In Episode 3, we talk about those critters that can drive anyone that tries to garden, farm, raise animals, etc totally bananas. Our take at best ways to deal with critters like, opossums, trash pandas, jackalopes and more, as well as some of our humorous run ins with these critters.

This week on Fiberton Acres Ric chooses the subject to cover...of fences! We know, we know...but we share stories of fences in a new light (the only light?) and include some fun facts and tales from our experiences...especially with electric fencing.

In our first episode, Ric and Ashley of Fiberton Acres discuss the history of sheep and wool production with some fun facts and comedic takes on what we have done and what we at Fiberton Acres do.