Farmer, Hannah Rose Crenshaw, 13, and in summer they've finished their homework takes is a bit more complicated than the typical 8th grade curriculum.
In fact, sometimes his peers ignorance astounds her.
"People think that you need to do is they milk the goats," he said, even throwing in his hands. "Of course, you may need them."
Right now, he is learning to work with the devices to pasteurize and goats ' milk, you can start to sell and not merely with milk, but also of the cheese, butter, yoghurt and SOAP.
Just call it is another step on his parent's home country of the grade a dairy goats, chickens and horses, some of the side.
In the last two years by parents and Chris Brooke is the Crenshaw watched their 20 acres of land on the road via Loop Springs Rawls to slowly convert sparse mapping system, the parking stalls and grassland-thanks to Hannah Rose industry and his grandfather Frank Ingram ingenuity.
This was not planned. Although the Crenshaws have been the existing assets of 13 years, they are really Seriously, who grew up in the city, the neighborhood of the yard with Missy, said Crenshaw.
They expect to become a member of the farm hands in the mid-stream.
Chris Crenshaw, Mississippi Southern University, physical plant Director, "we certainly learned a lot-from Hannah," said.
Hannah Rose was raised chickens and eggs sold. He is the meat of goats, goats milk to solicit. He has joined the Internet discussion groups to discuss the hienoudet and goat farming in the network.
His farm now contains three goats, two horses and the largest array, turkeys, Guinea fowl and chickens.
Ingram, known as "Pa," has given the coop-building expertise. Pearl River Community College, a retired history teacher has a deft hand hammer-and-nail with, as he pushes the 80.
There is a Rose, and the Show with Hannah's mother, his brother Gabe, 11, who cheerfully calls Missy Hannah Rose "slave labor". He sees the earliest generally-5: 30 pm-milk and his animal feed.
He says his passion goes back as long as he can remember, probably from the Pa, animal lover, who was always to get to his granddaughter, the concept of a horse.
It began with materializing farms two years ago.
"One time we had A A & r (Farm and garden), and had the baby ducks," explains Hannah Rose, who one day will become a large animal veterinarian and hopes.
"Could I leave the baby chickens, because the band weren't so cute, but not the ducks could not live without.
"My mother asked a friend's phone, and you ask me if we could talk to them, and he said," Yes, but you don't come crying to me when they die. ""
The two-to-male and female, you die. In fact they produced eggs, the ongoing theme of Hannah Rose story.
Chickens soon became part of the fold. Had a cock up.
"We had the vapor lights (road light bulb laid down the add-in-PIN), which would come to 2: 30 in the morning, and he thought that it was the Sun," said Missy Crenshaw.
"So he crow 2: 30 of the day. None, which may cover the speech, the cock, crowing sound, "he recalls. "We are not, and it ate Coyote was really that sad."
Things became really serious when Hannah Rose received his first, the hen, which appeared mysteriously Henietta Best Buy parking lot-one day, as well as Gabe Hudson, and his friends were to be passed to. Garner,
The next thing you know, it was Crenshaw coop.
"They were chasing everywhere in the parking, and a" Best Buy "-seriously folks wanted it out of the way and Hudson said," I remember "the catch", a blade, Missy Crenshaw High school biology teacher.
He threw his Football Jersey on and they said: "we know that only allows it to" and they gave Hannah, "added Crenshaw Missy.
You can hear the faint sigh of relief as the voice of the Crenshaw Missy she says this.
He tries to make it a good magician, but Crenshaw Missy has watched his daughter's grand vision of exasperation and the pride of the poorly.
"It is a never-ending," Brooke said Crenshaw. "Whenever you have time, you do not work in the House. You can follow the mapping system of the horse and the chicken in stalls and the establishment of pasture horses. "
Crenshaws hope that goat's milk on the farm is required to menetyksistään the business of maintenance per month to $ 300.
So far, Missy Crenshaw says that the preliminary response, the word-and-mouth has been a pretty good sell goat milk.
In the meantime, the family members are Hannah Rose get her cottage industry in the land of the doubt.
"I think you're a real lucky, if you have a passion that is so strong and you have the drive," said the daughter, Missy Crenshaw. "And he does not stop until he gets it done."
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