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Yes, I Name Them

Is it possible to love animals and raise them to become meat? Years ago, Carole was a vegetarian, then she became a farmer. Naming every animal connects her to each one and shows respect and affection for them, no matter their role on the farm. Livestock farming is full of adventure, hardship, and a few victories.

It’s as horrible as picking up after a coyote massacre of sheep or as gratifying as working a mighty pair of Scottish Highlander oxen. Often humorous and sometimes tragic, this book connects readers to a once-common farming way of life. This book is for everyone.

$18.00
The Curious Little Calf Named Bleu

A children’s book about a day old calf who can't moo becomes lost in the woods. He meets a chipmunk and ground hog who both help him escape from the coyotes. After a night in the woods he finds his mother and learns how to moo.

$12.50

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Bovine Behavior and Trust Building Course

I started this course after years of guiding first-timers who wanted a simple, confidence-building path to caring for and working with cows. You’ll get a clear, step-by-step roadmap that turns the basics—behavior, and calm handling, —into easy wins you can use right away.

I carefully crafted each module from real farm experience, tested with beginners, and trimmed the fluff so you only learn what moves you forward. Lessons are bite-sized, jargon-free, and come with checklists, cheat sheets, and quick practice tasks so you feel progress from day one.

Get hands-on with the art and science of training and handling cattle the low-stress way. You’ll learn bovine behavior fundamentals—flight zones, point of balance, pressure-and-release—then apply them to everyday jobs like chute work, pasture moves, and acclimating heifers. You'll learn practical skills so that your bovines can be part of your Agro-Tourism Events.

“I wholeheartedly enjoyed your highly instructive Cattle Course: it was clear, illuminating, confidence-building, and comprehensive, with so many ‘aha!’ moments for a first-time bovine trainer like myself. I’ll definitely be working my way through it a second time, to soak up all that learning and be sure I’m on the right track with my young Highland steers. Thank you for producing such a unique and enormously helpful introduction to working with these incredible animals.”
— Amelia Thomas, Author "What Sheep Think About the Weather,"

Click Here to gain practical skills to read cow behavior, and learn the Zen of the Cow.

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