Videos

Ok, so that’s a rather clever Title, don’t You think!? While I apologize for the poor audio, the video does capture a toboggan ride down the hill, down our Laneway. Otherwise known as Rice Mullen Road. It’s a short outing with our Dogs, Roscoe and Holly. It was recorded after…

Living remotely has its challenges, but when you have Holly the Snow Dog to lead the way, and Roscoe the Sled Dog to help Dad pull the toboggan, anything is possible! Today, we helped Daddy Denis make the journey home after his stay in Yarmouth Hospital.

Yes, that’s right! Roscoe the Wonder Dog helps me bring in my Firewood! To learn more visit BridenFarm.com

Recently we had a major snow storm here, and another one the way! The fellow who would normally plow our quarter mile, uphill, slanted, Laneway is unavailable due to uncontrollable circumstances. So, when the animals need feed, from the feed store, I took the toboggan down the hill, pulled it…

Holly The Snow Dog coming to Briden Farm TV at tv.bridenfarm.com Holly, our Golden Retriever/ Nova Scotia Toller (Aka: Little River Duck Dog), absolutely loves the snow! Part of the Breeds ancestry is Red Fox, and if You’ve ever seen a Red Fox playing in the snow You’ll understand! They…

Fun with My Lap Dog at Briden Farm shows my boy and I having fun as our rather large lab decides he wants to sit on my lap a d wash my face! He’s almost bigger than I am! At Briden Farm we embrace all kinds of fun! For more…

Making Yogurt at Briden Farm is a great way to make use of our excess goat milk. We already make cheese, butter, cream, buttermilk, and whey, and today we made our first batch of Yogurt! I’m very pleased to say it was great!

Making Bread & Butter Pickles from our own naturally grown cucumbers, from my Mom’s Recipe that was handed down from generation to generation in our family. I wish, for Your sake, this was smellivision! ;)

A year ago was the first night I spent here at what we’ve come to call Briden Farm. Tonight we celebrated with a meal of Pork Blade Roast and New Potatoes, all grown here at Briden Farm.

Speckle Hatching Her Chicks at Briden Farm. At this point we believe she has four little chicks. She may still have another one or two today, or maybe even tomorrow. In this video you’ll get to see Speckle and four of her wee little,ones...

Hop-A-Long is a good,young, Barred Rock / Easter Egger cockerel who will make a great pet for the right person. To be honest, we’d love to keep Him! However, we know that once he’s mature, the other Roosters will start picking on Him. Rooster fights are not pretty, nor pleasant,…

We bought our Homestead, that we call Briden Farm, in August 2020. Since then we’ve had many adventures and have learned, and are continuing to learn, many things. One of those things is how to harvest Timber, both Logs and Firewood on Hillsides, while dealing with gravity and other hang…

Over the past few months, with the help of our Goats, and Pigs, we’ve turned woodlands into pastures and pastures into gardens... Learn More About Us At: BridenFarm.com

Our Muscovy Ducks, Ying & Yang, are sisters and shortly after one got broody and started sitting on her eggs, her sister laid some eggs in the same nest, and then joined her sister and this week their eggs began to hatch... now They’re co-parenting their new Ducklings.

It’s 29 June 2021, and We’re Walking Our Garden In A Heatwave! Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow and possibly beyond that the temperatures are climbing into the 30s, or near 90 F. Considering the average Summer Highs typically range from 57 °F to 77 °F, starting the summer in the near…

We’ve been working to turn some of our Woodlands into Gardens. A job that has been made much easier with the help of Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Berkshire Pigs. To learn more about how we’re doing this, please visit BridenFarm.com Here’s Part 4 of our Mini Series, “A Walk Through…

We’ve been working to turn some of our Woodlands into Gardens. A job that has been made much easier with the help of Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Berkshire Pigs. To learn more about how we’re doing this, please visit BridenFarm.com Here’s Part 3 of our Mini Series, “A Walk Through…

We’ve been working to turn some of our Woodlands into Gardens. A job that has been made much easier with the help of Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Berkshire Pigs. To learn more about how we’re doing this, please visit BridenFarm.com Here’s Part 2 of our Mini Series, “A Walk Through…

We’ve been working to turn some of our Woodlands into Gardens. A job that has been made much easier with the help of Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Berkshire Pigs. This is a 4 Part Video Series. Here’s Part 1...

We’ve been told that moving Pigs is a very difficult thing to do! We got ours, a few months old, from The Long Branch Farm, in Woodstock, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, in April, 2021. Their pigs are all raised as naturally as possible and handled from birth, while remaining with…

We had very hot days here earlier this week, with temperatures in to the 30s Celsius, nearing 90 degrees Fahrenheit. So, I think our boys got Sun Sickness, or Sun Stroke, and... Read Ore at BridenFarm.com

Eve is our 11 year old, Saanen Dairy Goat, she is 11 years old, and hasn’t been bred in over two years, and still producing about a quart a day. This video shows me, the ole Goat, milking Eve. She’s so gentle and loving that... read more at BridenFarm.com

After I finished the chores this morning I stayed out near the Pig and Buck Pastures to clear some logs for firewood Ans to make room to move the Pigs. Th air was so full of fluff it was difficult to breathe! Why? It was the fluff, the pollen, the…

After a little over three weeks of sitting on her nest, our Ole Grey Hen comes out to show off her new Chicks, and introduce them to their brand new World. For more info on Briden Farm please visit: BridenFarm.com