Longview Farm

06/09/2026

05/30/2026

Looking for feedback !!! Help!!

05/30/2026

Going down my list one after another this weekend hoping and praying I can knock several things off and get a little piece of mind

05/29/2026

We have an abundance of fresh free range eggs!! The girls are working overtime! All their grazing is chemical free!..also duck eggs..Duck eggs to eat or for hatching..651-343-3165
$5.00 for duck eggs
$3.50 for chicken eggs

05/29/2026

The French lilac bush has never been this pretty..I have to share it..for my Mom!!

05/27/2026

05/27/2026

The Swallows are nesting inside the barn and outside..they fly all around..and have been returning every year my entire life..I really enjoy them!

05/25/2026

It's got to be stopped

Locals didn’t think Roundup was being sprayed near Lake Tahoe. So went to find out. Nate dug up maps from the Forest Service's website, and h...

05/24/2026

Thanks to Darren and Terry the deck was ready before our guests arrived!! The brooder was put back up in the coop and fresh lime and straw..now the chickens just need to come back in from the barn stay..Hopefully We will have baby ducks hatching soon!!

05/24/2026

Why the whitewashing? Is it just paint?
Well, whitewash is essentially hydrated lime mixed with water. Some people add salt and other things, but it’s mostly lime. When it’s sprayed, it’s more on the translucent side, but as it’s exposed to the air and dries, it calcifies and turns white. It’s kind of an old fashioned thing. Due to its PH being highly alkaline, it makes for a great disinfectant for barns. It helps with any bacteria, viruses, ammonia, fungus and mold. It is also effective at fly control and other critters like mites. This is important because our calves are housed in the barn year round. Things like ringworm can live in the wood and this will kill it. Will also help with preserving the wood. Neutralizing ammonia in the barn helps with overall air quality which is also essential for healthy calves and cows. In addition to all these hygienic reasons, it looks good. Old barns can tend to get a little on the dark side, and whitewashing truly brightens up the space. Certainly doesn’t last forever though!
You can totally make this yourself and paint it on. A recipe to follow is: 8 cups of lime and 2 cups of salt, to 1 gallon of water. We much prefer to hire a professional, but it’s totally possible to DIY it.

Done by: J.A.R whitewashing. 570-960-1058 or 570-878-4105. Give em a call and tell em Farmer Wayne sent ya!