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When a three-day storm floods the pasture, one yak decides to live her best mermaid life — while I scramble to build a shelter before our cow calves.

Ever had a yak get her horn stuck in a fence trying to reach better grass? It's heart-breaking. Livestock with horns definitely has a learning curve.

A mysterious tail turns up at the neighbor’s place, sparking an impromptu pasture inspection. Were our yaks hurt? Thankfully, no. But the mystery of the missing tail is still very much alive...

I thought I was bonding with our yak—until she slammed the fence into my shins. Then our mini cow, gave me mixed signals that could’ve meant love… or a future goring. Anyone know a livestock interpreter?

Tried to let goats and yaks clear weeds near the greenhouse—ended up narrowly avoiding a yak-through-glass disaster. 10/10 do not recommend.

Introducing the latest innovation in impromptu fiber storage for the discerning farm gal: The humble brassiere! Whether you're mid-brushstroke on a particularly fluffy bovine or simply caught without a basket, this time-tested method ensures your precious fibers stay close to your heart—literally! Jolene the yak approves, and so do we.