Look What I Found!
About 5 days ago when I went out to close up the coop for the night I noticed we were short one barred rock hen. I looked around a little, but since I didn’t see any sign of predation I figured I’d...
View ArticleFriday Already?
Wow! This week has flown by, and I didn’t get as much finished as I had hoped. Does that ever happen to you? After the winter storm two weeks ago we had a cold spell, but it has been relatively warm...
View ArticleNews From The Farm, and Homemade Yogurt
It feels like life on the farm has gotten busy, but I really can’t say we have accomplished much more than usual. I joined the sub roster at my daughter’s school and have been called several times....
View ArticleSpring!
I must apologize for the lack of quality content this week, but I’ve decided it’s against my principles to blog when the weather is perfect for outdoor work. I have also been a bit rebellious in...
View ArticlePhotos From the Farm
We’ve been busy on the farm for the past couple weeks. Pair that with returning to the 40 hour work week, and taking care of kiddos ( I know, welcome to the real world, boo-hoo, poor me) and I just...
View ArticleCaring For An Egg Bound and Prolapsed Chicken
Those of you who follow me on Facebook already heard the meatiest part of this story, but I thought it might be helpful if I filled in some details for anyone who might be in a similar situation. A few...
View ArticleMy Favorite Tips For Dealing With The Heat
Last week we had a few days in the mid-upper sixties and today our thermometer topped out at 102 degrees. It’s located on the shady side of our house. We don’t have any air conditioning. Even so, it...
View ArticleYou Don’t Have To Be An Expert
Looking back over our journey there is one factor that has held us back most. I don’t know. . . I don’t know how. I don’t know if it will work. I don’t know if we’ll like it. Well, I’m here to tell...
View ArticleA Morning on The Farm
Dawn breaks on our view The girls are ready to be let out. The garden isn’t looking like much, but take a closer look. . . A row of onions has overwintered and is stretching arms high to meet the...
View ArticleAutumn Chores for a Cozy Winter
Ah fall! It’s my favorite time of year. The colors, the crisp air, bonfires, warm soups and, even the ever present autumn cliche: Pumpkin. Spice. EVERYTHING! It’s also a busy time on the ol’ farm. Not...
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