Cows

Things have been incredibly busy here at SaJe Family Farm, but today, we’re pausing to share something big and deeply meaningful with all of you. As many of you know, we recently experienced a heartbreaking loss. Our beloved MayBelle passed away, and the farm just hasn’t been the same without her. She was more than just a cow — she was family. Every time we open the back door, we still expect to hear her familiar bellow greeting us.The silence that follows is heavy, and her absence is deeply felt in the daily rhythm of our lives. But amid

This is not the post we wanted to write today. A week ago, we were full of hope, eagerly anticipating the moment we could share with you whether or not MayBelle was pregnant. Instead, today we faced one of our worst fears. We found MayBelle down in the pasture, unable to get up. After several frantic phone calls and gathering all the help we could, we learned she had something called Right Displacement Abomasum. It quickly became clear that even surgery wouldn’t save her if we couldn’t get her standing again. We fought for her. We did everything we could.