Farming JOY at Cobblestone Farm

10/23/2024

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10/01/2024

Hello all. I live with/support a woman with special needs who is looking for a community companion for up to 10 hours/week. We're in Marshfield. Specifically, she's looking for someone from 2-6pm on Mondays, 5:30 - 8:30pm, once a month or more, on Thursday evenings, and a few hours each week on Sunday afternoons. You must have a reliable vehicle and be willing to have Cori / fingerprinting done. $18/hour tax exempt. DM me for more info...you can also contact Nonotuck in Plymouth directly or reply to their listing on Indeed.com. Thanks so much! 🙂

01/02/2024

Happy New Year from Cobblestone Care Farm!

10/07/2023

My first year water glassing eggs. Autumn is here, the days are growing shorter, and the ladies are slowing down egg production. Soon, they’ll have their well deserved winter hiatus from laying and I’m hoping to enjoy their yummy eggs during their winter break. Thank you ladies! 💕 .

06/09/2023

It's with great sorrow that I share our beloved Kismet crossed over the rainbow bridge at 1:00 am this morning. Only 2 days ago, I received her DNA results and dicovered she was registered with the Arabian Horse Association. Her registered name was Forever Myfantasy. She was born on 6/30/2001. She was a broodmare, and momma to 5 babies; her last, a c**t named Florenteyn+, born on 5/7/14 in Magnolia Texas. How she ended up at an auction clear across the country, in deplorable condition, is a very sad mystery.

In the 4 months she was here, she was brought back to a healthy weight through good nutrition. Bloodwork determined she had a condition called Cushing's Disease and she was started on daily medication to keep it under control. She became "herd boss" in our little herd of 3 and enjoyed running along our "track paddock". She was super sweet and kind and a Joy to have around.

Sadly, a month ago, she experienced a bout of colic (abdominal pain). Fortunately, we were able to pull her out of it with treatment. Colic can be life threatening. Last weekend, she was colicky again. Once again, she seemed to pull through the critical stages. She seemed to feel better on Sunday, but colicked again on Monday. The vet sedated her and "tubed" her, a procedure that involves passing a tube through her nose and into her stomach to deliver water, electrolytes and mineral oil into her digestive system with the hope of flushing out any manure impaction that may be causing the pain. It seemed to work, but then late last night, she went downhill again and, despite pain meds, seemed to be in significant pain. Our wonderful veterinarian, Kendyl Foristall-Drass, came out in the late night/wee hours of the morning to see her. After an examination, the decision was made to remove her suffering and peacefully put her to rest. A big Thank you to Dr. Kendyl, Dr.Laura and Jessica from Highland Hill Veterinary Service for all of the care and compassion you gave to Kiss. Also, Thank you to Conneticut Horse Cremation, LLC for your wonderful and dignified service.

05/30/2023

Farm Fresh is Best!!

05/23/2023

So fun watching the Boys enjoy some time hanging out in the yard! Check out Farmingjoy.org for more photos and ways you can join us for some fun on the Farm!

05/05/2023

Our new website just went LIVE!! It's so easy to say to ourselves, "I'm not ready", or "It's not good enough yet"... and while I'm sure I may need to tweak things here and there, especially on mobile view, today was my self determined deadline to hit the PUBLISH button! So I did! Big exhale!
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Promoting Wellness through Nature, Animals & The Arts Season Opening June 24 at our Open Farm & Market!11 am - 4 pmHope to see you there! Cobblestone Care Farm is a volunteer run, charitable organization dedicated to bringing Nature, Animals and The Arts together to build an inclusive community of w...

04/30/2023

On Friday, we had the pleasure of hosting 8 great guys from the 2023 MHS graduating class during the annual "We Are Marshfield Project". We're so thankful for all of their hard work, digging post holes, prepping garden beds and installing a new scratching post for the animals! With bug season upon us, I'm sure the scratching post will be put to good use in the upcoming months! A shout out too to my friend, Diane S. and the Town of Marshfield for donating an old street sweeper brush for the scratching post! Thank you!

02/23/2023

Random acts of kindness make the world a better place :)