My turn - help with choosing a farm name

[phalenbeck]

It will become clear after a bit---WORKFARM----(sometimes with a name or location with it) Sleepy Hollow Workfarm Restful acres Workfarm---It is the only way to go. I only have 1 acre so cannot use the farm part.

 

[HennysMom]

How about just:

The Haven

Haven Acres Farm

Oak Haven Farm

or in another language

- French:


Cache (means Hidden)

Creux (means Hollow)

Consacrer (means Hallow)

Reve (dream)

Dorsale or Crest (another name for ridge)

Boheme (rustic style)


just a few ideas for ya

 

[ChevygirlBeth]

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I guess I didn't really think about that... I googled and found a Hidden Hollow Farm, and a Hidden Hills Alpaca Farm... don't know if they're registered, though. I guess I have to do a little research before making a final decision. Thanks.

Thank you.

It helps me to hear what others are thinking.

 

[ChevygirlBeth]

Thanks for more ideas! The hard part is DH... he is super picky. I'll keep pitching ideas at him until we come up with a winner, though!

 

[MagsC]

Its okay to be picky, that way you and your husband will come up with something you REALLY like!

I cant wait until its my time to name a farm....

 

[preppy*hippie*chick]

Chez Chevygirl!!!

Oak Haven?

I like Oak(s) in the name. To me it sounds classy, stately, durable, permanent and peaceful all at the same time.

 

[maplesky7]

I like Rustic Ridge too.


so he's picky huh?

how about:

Fine Pickin's Ranch

 

[English Chick]

As you live in the Eastern Hills of Ohio......

Greenbank Ranch .......

Greenacres Farm

I like Hidden Acres Farm

Hill Bank Farm/Ranch

Eaton House Farm ... (play on eating - food etc)

 

[warhorse]

You might want to look and see what domain names are available of the names you're considering, if that might be a factor.

 

[warhorse]

For what it's worth, I have to agree with your husband in using your last name. It's unique in itself or you can use it as KK Ranch, KK Farms, or if you are able to play with the typeset you can reverse the first K.