Farm roads
- When driving on the farm please try to limit speeds to 10 mph
- Between 9:00 pm and 9:00 am please avoid driving or walking on the back entrance road from Hulbert Hill Road which runs right alongside the farmhouse.
- We want to help protect the hay in the field at the top of the hill so please park on the house side of the road.
- Please don’t drive on the fields where Stephanie and Leo are growing hay (top of hill, behind red houses, large & small rye fields) even if they have been cut — it affects the use of those fields
- Watch out for speeding cars on Hunter Farm Road — there is more traffic than in the past
Horses
- Please be careful around the horses.
- The horses should not be fed anything, even grass—they can bite!
- Stay out of the horse fields
- Do not climb on fences or gates (beware-many of the fences are electrified!)
- The horses are not used to bicycles or some dogs—we suggest that new or visiting dogs stay on leash around the fields
Farm buildings
- Certainly no smoking in or near any of the farm buildings
- Children should be accompanied by adults inside the buildings.
- The 3 shed bays closest to the barn are used by Stephanie and Leo and we should avoid going through that side of the shed.
- The chickens are raised by the Stocks. Colorful eggs are for sale in the refrigerator in the front room. Please avoid going into the rooms with the chickens. (Fresh veggies from the Stock’s garden may also be for sale in the Chicken House.)
- In the lower floor of the barn please be careful and limit visiting—and stay clear if a horse is being worked on. The barn is leased by Stephanie for boarding horses
- The hayloft is dangerous—please stay outside it
- No climbing on tractors or equipment
If kids are interested is meeting horses or chickens up close Stephanie will be happy to introduce them. Feel free to call Stephanie and Leo to arrange a time or for other questions (570-629-1410).