Mulberry Lane Farm is located 3 miles east of Sherwood, WI. We offer an ideal country learning environment where people of all ages can interact with farm animals. Our philosophy at Mulberry Lane Farm is that learning can be fun. We provide hands-on experience to educate children and adults about farm animals.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Pumpkin Harvest Celebration
Mulberry
Lane Farm celebrates the PuMpKiN harvest from September 21 to
October 31.
Each guest receives a FREE PuMpKiN that you pick
yourself from over 8 acres of pumpkins!
It's
like being lost in the candy store. Each pumpkin looks better than the
next. Allow yourself plenty of time to find just the right one.
But
first enjoy your guided tour of the farm.
- Ride a Pony
- Milk a Cow
- Catch a Chicken
- Kiss a Pig
- Cuddle a Kitten
- Enjoy a Hayride
- Pick your own FREE Pumpkin
- and More!
Amish
Buggy Rides also available Saturdays and Sundays.
(buggy rides extra)
Wonderful Carrie
The
kiddos will enjoy time in the Old Fashion Play Area. Huge tractor tires to
ascend, hollow logs to climb through, bouncy balls too.
Mom
& Dad will enjoy reminiscing of a simpler time while strolling through The
Olde Tool Shed , A Step Back in Time Barn and The Olde Blacksmith Shop. All
filled with antiques and nostalgic memorabilia.
Also
available at the farm in fall; Farmer Felicia’s caramel apples, Farmer Barb’s
homemade chicken noodle soup, Farmer Barb’s homemade sloppy joes, Farmer
Bonnie’s chocolate chip cookies. But wait…we also have hot apple cider
and hot chocolate too. Fall is definitely in the air!
It’s
fun for the whole family! Come early – stay late.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Amish Buggy Rides at Pumpkin Blossom Festival
We just received word...it's official!
We'll be giving Amish Buggy Rides at our 2nd Annual Pumpkin Blossom Festival.
Not only will we have yummy Amish made Pumpkin Pie (FREE slice w/paid Admission) we'll have Amish Buggy Rides too! (Buggy rides extra).
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We'll be giving Amish Buggy Rides at our 2nd Annual Pumpkin Blossom Festival.
Not only will we have yummy Amish made Pumpkin Pie (FREE slice w/paid Admission) we'll have Amish Buggy Rides too! (Buggy rides extra).
More details at our website:
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Saturday, August 25, 2012
Pumpkin Blossom Festival
Pumpkin Blossom Festival
at Mulberry Lane Petting Farm
Second Annual Festival
Sat Sept 15 & Sun Sept 16, 2012
FREE SliCe of Amish Made
PuMpKiN PiE
w/Paid General Admission
General Admission Includes:
- FREE SliCe of PuMpKin PiE
- Guided Tour of the Farm:
- Milk a Cow - Catch a Chicken - Ride a Pony
- Kiss a Pig - Cuddle a Kitten - Enjoy a Hayride & More!
- FREE SliCe of PuMpKin PiE
- Cornbox Play Station
- Photo opps w/Rover the Dog & Patty Pumpkin
- Caramel Apples, Pumpkin Cookies, Pumpkin Muffins, Farmer Barb's Homemade Soups & Sandwiches available to purchase.
Oh, and did we mention…
- FREE SliCe of PuMpKin PiE
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
CoRn FeST
FREE - All You Can Eat
CoRn oN thE CoB
w/ Paid General Admission
Sat Aug 11 & Sun Aug 12, 2012
Admission from 10 AM - 3 PM (no entrance to farm aft 3PM)
Farm Closes 2 hrs aft the last tour departs
Farm Closes 2 hrs aft the last tour departs
With the price of sweet corn this year, this may be your best opportunity to eat all the sweet corn you'd like until your hearts' content!
Paid General Admission Includes:
- All the FREE Corn-on-the-Cob you can Eat
- Guided tour of the farm: Milk a Cow - Catch a Chicken - Ride a Pony - Kiss a Pig - Cuddle a Kitten - Enjoy a Hayride & More!
- All the FREE Corn-on-the-Cob you can Eat
- Cornbox Play Station
- All the FREE Corn-on-the-Cob you can Eat
- Caramel Apples & other food items for purchase
- Guest Appearance By: Rover the Dog & Friendly the ScareCrow
Oh, and did we mention…
All the FREE Corn-on-the-Cob you can Eat?!??
General Admission: $11/person (under 24 mos FREE)
Nope - not a misprint. Crazy price for all you can do and eat!!
(Sorry, NO Coupons/Discounts/Groupons will be accepted at this event.)
Guest Appearance by Rover!
Scenes around the farm.
See you August 11th and 12th!
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
The Olde Blacksmith Shop
Newest area at the farm we are "reviving." You can almost hear the chatter of the old men working in the shop repairing wagon wheels, farm equipment parts, etc.
Take a peek back in time with us. Remembering an era when life was simpler but the struggles much greater. We look forward to the continued development of the The Olde Blacksmith Shop.
Take a peek back in time with us. Remembering an era when life was simpler but the struggles much greater. We look forward to the continued development of the The Olde Blacksmith Shop.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
CLOSED FOR THE DAY
Closed the farm at 1:30 today (Tuesday July 17th) for the safety of our animals and guest. Heat Index 100 in Sherwood. If you know anyone heading out please pass this on to them. Hope to see you soon on a much more tolerable weather day.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Summer's Country Breeze
Kick back, relax. It's summer!
Enjoy the outdoors and a cool country breeze with family and friends at Mulberry Lane Farm. Pack away the ipod, the ipad, the iphone and pack up the kids for some memorable "I" and my kids time. Here is a glimpse at some of the fun you'll have at our children's petting farm.
Enjoy the outdoors and a cool country breeze with family and friends at Mulberry Lane Farm. Pack away the ipod, the ipad, the iphone and pack up the kids for some memorable "I" and my kids time. Here is a glimpse at some of the fun you'll have at our children's petting farm.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
OPEN Friday July 6th
Our children's petting farm will be open again at 10AM Friday July 6th.
Forecast looks more seasonable...and reasonable! Especially in the
morning.
If you can't visit until the afternoon we highly recommend calling first. (920-989-3130) As the day progresses and temperatures rise we may opt to close early. But we definitely plan on being open in the morning. So it is recommended you plan a morning arrival.
We look forward to our farm friends visiting the farm!
If you can't visit until the afternoon we highly recommend calling first. (920-989-3130) As the day progresses and temperatures rise we may opt to close early. But we definitely plan on being open in the morning. So it is recommended you plan a morning arrival.
We look forward to our farm friends visiting the farm!
Friday, June 29, 2012
I Know Your Daddy
Mr. Red Neck, our free range turken rooster must have found a fancy for one of the farm's Japanese hens. It's unmistakable who the daddy is.
Mr. Red Neck
One of 2 chicks that have hatched
It's apparent from this photo (double click to enlarge) who the daddy is. Looks like we have more turkens on the farm and more yet to come.
One of the chicks jumped out of the coop and momma hen doesn't like me getting close to try to take the video.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Mulberry's Farm Animals are TV Personalities
Been busy at the farm AND busy on the set. Friday June 15th found us taking Walker our ram, Billy Bob our billy goat and Corn Flake the farm's resident rooster to TV26 station for June's addition of Bonnie's Barnyard. (click to watch video)
We also enjoyed TV5 coming to the farm 2 days later on June 17th. Sunday Morning Road Trip brought Melanie Wells to the farm to see Norma (our milking cow), Champ (our 750# boar), PuNkin (newborn colt) and Walker (our ram).
We also enjoyed TV5 coming to the farm 2 days later on June 17th. Sunday Morning Road Trip brought Melanie Wells to the farm to see Norma (our milking cow), Champ (our 750# boar), PuNkin (newborn colt) and Walker (our ram).
Ram
- A male sheep is called a ram.
- Mulberry’s ram is a Shetland. His name is Walker.
- Rams are famous for their large, curled horns. The horns serve as a symbol of status and are used as a weapon when battling other rams over mating rights.
- Sheep have scent glands on their face (beneath their eyes) and feet (between their toes). The scent glands are used in communicating to the ewes (females) during breeding season.
- Walker is daddy to about 25 lambs at Mulberry Lane Farm each year.
Billy Goat
- A male goat is called a billy.
- Mulberry’s billy is a pygmy goat. His name is Billy Bob.
- Both the male and the female goat can have horns and beards. The horns on a goat are straight unlike the ram’s whose horns are curled.
- Billy goats have a strong musk-like odor during breeding season. The scent glands are located around the horn base and function in stimulating the does.
- Billy Bob is daddy to about 30 kid goats at Mulberry Lane Farm each year.
Rooster
- A male chicken is called a rooster.
- Mulberry’s rooster is called Corn Flake. He is named after the Corn Flake cereal box rooster.
- Roosters perform a little dance called tidbitting in which they make sounds and move their head up and down, picking up and dropping a bit of food.
- Hens prefer roosters that often perform tidbitting and have larger, brighter combs on top of their heads and large wattles, the dangly bit beneath his beak.
- Hens will lay eggs without a rooster present. However, the eggs then will not be fertile and hatch out chicks.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
There's something about a farm!
We have learned that no matter the age or the background, there is something about a farm that brings out the joy and self-worth in others.
A proud mother sent us a picture of her young
son sharing the chicken he caught with his classmate who was confined to a
wheelchair. She told us her son was
determined to catch the chicken because he knew his friend couldn’t. She was so proud of him for thinking of
someone else. The scene was repeated
with the baby goats, baby bunnies, and little kittens. This is a picture I will cherish forever as a reminder why we do what we do.
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