Baby Barn Swallows having a rest after their first day flying Burnbrae Farms

Birds on a wire. Baby Barn Swallows resting after testing their wings. Burnbrae Farms

Parsnip’s hoof trimmer came all the way from New Zealand to visit and trim her hooves! 🐑Burnbrae Farms

Driving our Canadians Burnbrae Farms

Hibiscus at our horse barn Burnbrae Farms

Breakfast on the farm Burnbrae Farms

Yesterday I attended the fundraiser launch for the life size bronze statue of the Canadian Horse at Upper Canada Village. The Burnbrae Farms Foundation donated to this great cause!

The Sebright chicken was crafted as an ornamental variety through selective breeding in the early 19th century by Sir John Saunders Sebright, from whom it takes its name. They lay tiny white eggs 📸 Mark Robinson

An Oak tree close to 200 years old on our farm dwarfs me with Fin, my rather tall horse!

It finally happened.

Mr Beau out on a route March at 36, literally dragging me and Charming along.

Winter Wonderland this am!!! Finally!

I often get asked about my thoughts on cholesterol and saturated fat and whether its demonization is just. Well, I'm tired of digging through my bookmarks and photos and decided to compile a thread of what I often share. I'll pin this in my highlights. 1/15

Patriarch of Canada's largest family-owned egg farm dies at 94 cbc.ca/news/canada/ot…

One year ago today, my Twitter thread of the Prime Ministers as 80s metal rock stars went viral and changed my life. So, in honour of that anniversary, here is a bonus AI thread for March to enjoy! Every Canadian PM as a 1980s wrestler! 23. Justin Trudeau (2015 - Present)

Crazy Black Angus calves Burnbrae Farms

Harvest time Burnbrae Farms

🌍🥛 #WorldMilkDay: A global moment to celebrate how dairy not only powers healthy diets but also supports livelihoods around the world. Last year, DFC / PLC teamed up with Tree Canada, planting a tree for every repost. 🌱 How are you planning to celebrate #WorldMilkDay 2025?

It takes 98 trees to remove 1 ton of carbon dioxide yearly. The average Canadian produced 16.5 tons of CO2 in 2023. Canada has enough trees to remove 104 tons per person annually, yet we pay a carbon tax? The carbon tax is theft.

A traffic camera in Montreal caught this shot of a snowy owl in flight 🦉❄️