-
Join 1,044 other subscribers
- Follow Just another Day on the Farm on WordPress.com
Farmgals Bucket List : Farmgal's Bucket List
Farmgal Rant..
I am sorry to have this rant, I might not even post this.. I most likely will and I am sure I will lose a reader or two.. but I have to write this.. If you live in an apartment or a tiny condo in the city, you can be many things.. You can be […]
I Yield I Yield LOL
Ok, its just going on record that we are going to be “in just in time mode” on most things this year. Let me give a example.. we have pulled at least a hundred or two wild parsnips but then we needed to focus on this or that.. and suddenly this week, we are like.. […]
Justanotherdayonthefarm
Tweets by farmgal1800Just Another Day on the Farm -Small Updates/Extra Photos!


Top Posts & Pages
- Making homemade wool tags for the garden
- Lettuce Plugs -Transplant day
- Starting Rhubarb from Seed Spring Update
- Strawberry Pineapple Jam Recipe
- Carrot Pudding for Christmas
- Fried Cornbread for Breakfast
- Beef Barley veggie soup.. Canning
- Thermos Shuttle Chef Review -5 years later!
- Old Fashion No Bake Mudpie Cookies Recipe
- Can you eat Rhubarb Flowers? Stirfry Style Recipe
Categories
Archives
Author Archives: Just another day on the farm
Bacon Nettle Frittata
Bacon Nettle Frittata Recipe Looking for a fast and easy supper, Got lots of spring eggs this meal is for you! 4 thick cut sliced of bacon, diced and precooked 2 cups spring nettles, washed and diced 6 large mushrooms- … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest, gardens
Tagged Bacon nettle frittata, eating nettle, Eggs, recipe, Ways to use fresh spring nettles
2 Comments
Gifts in the Mail -Thank you Dear Reader!
Ah, what a treat! I had put up a little share post on how cute these little chicken butt coasters.. I thought they were so adorable! A long time reader of the blog made this for me as a thank … Continue reading
Soil, Stump Garden and Dump Wagon..
Good Morning.. The weekend has flown by so fast, I had a awesome photo shoot to do Saturday morning and then I went to be help answer soil and garden questions for a couple hours for the local 4-H Loyal … Continue reading
Posted in gardens
4 Comments
Wire Wormings in New Garden Area’s
Copied from the U of Sask.. Its just to good information not to share! Potato wireworm in new garden beds Are you digging a new vegetable garden this year? Most of us love to plant root crops like potatoes in … Continue reading
Farmgal Photo’s May 2nd
nd This is Solo the single ducklings born far to late in the fall last year that hubby adored, he has grown into a good looking young drake.. enjoying his swing and bath time. Loved this White Throated Sparrow mated … Continue reading
Gal in the Garden Series – Raised Bed Trough
This week has been both a great week in the gardens and also a wet cold one.. As can often happen, the rain moved around the farm in waves, we did get rain but now where near what other folks … Continue reading
In the Cellar Song.. so cute!
A friend who I meet though this blog many years ago now (8 I think?) who I have had the pleasure of meeting in person over the years despite the hours between where we live sent me this lovely little … Continue reading
Posted in At the kitchen table
Leave a comment
Sweet Potato Nettle Horseradish Soup Recipe
Sweet Potato Nettle Horseradish Soup Recipe 2 Medium Sized Sweet Potato’s Peeled and Diced 2 cups of spring harvested nettles (washed and diced) 1/2 cup of spring Dock(washed and diced) 3 green onions, diced 1 tsp of diced garlic … Continue reading
Spring Greens – Dock Greens Sauce
Dock is a spring plant to me.. I like its young tender leaves in the spring but once it starts to flower and or in seed mode, it becomes quite a bit stronger in flavour.. I love using the seeds … Continue reading
Soap Making Class Success.
My first Soap Making Class of the Year was a great success.. A truly outstanding group of ladies came to the class. While the weather and flooding did mean that the class was a touch smaller but the personality’s were … Continue reading
