There is one part of the pig farming that I don't really do to much with, castrating pigs. I'll happily help load the piglets up and hang things to Case that he needs, but that is it.
Case and his dad do the rest.
The kids and I went out to see if they could use our "help". Here they are watching the action.
Georgia talking to the piglets.
Austin talking to the piglets.
They loved that since the pigs were contained they could pet them.
After I took this picture they hugged each other to the ground then proceeded to roll around in the crap. Ugh!
Holding the post-dip just waiting for a cow to finish milking so she can dip them.
Casey & Georgia bringing up the cows to be milked.
And Georgia cleaning poop off of the free stalls. 
Georgia talking to the piglets.
Austin talking to the piglets.
They loved that since the pigs were contained they could pet them.
After I took this picture they hugged each other to the ground then proceeded to roll around in the crap. Ugh!
After hanging up feeders they came with me to check pigs. Austin spent his time digging in the snow looking for "gold" and "medals". And Georgia played with her barn cat. But they did come into a couple pens with me.
We took the sled out, I pulled both of them. Georgia pulled Austin all the way back for me. She's so sweet. And since the driveway is nothing but packed snow, it isn't hard to pull at all.
Roughly only 40 days until the arrival of baby #3. I'm starting to get things ready. I'm not sure if we'll really be ready for three children. ;)
