-
Join 1,307 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
- Can you eat Rhubarb Flowers? Stirfry Style Recipe
- Strawberry Pineapple Jam Recipe
- Lilac Jelly and Drying
- 12 Ways to Use Rhubarb with Recipes
- Homegrown Peanuts -Zone 5
- Old Fashion No Bake Mudpie Cookies Recipe
- Sausage Making at Big Brothers.. Bear Sausage recipe
- Feeding Back your Egg Shells to your Hens
- Rhubarb and Dumplings Recipe
- 12 Ways to Use Rhubarb with Recipes
Categories
Archives
Category Archives: gardening
Squash or Climbing tunnels
This lovely photo/drawing is not mine, its from the site I bought mine from.. While I still would like to use Cattle Panels at some point in the future, they are proving harder to get and far more costly then … Continue reading
Garden Planning 2021
I am going to be planting a ton of flowers this coming year.. We need some pretty and I want to increase the ability to have flower full of vases. It has been very interesting to work on our garden … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, gardening
Tagged buy your seeds early 2021, Garden, Garden planning, Planning your garden, prepare, Seeds, winter garden planning 2021
7 Comments
Kitchen Garden 2021 (Jan)
On the first day of Jan 2021, it started to snow.. and this morning on the 2nd we woke up finally to a good winter snow cover.. I am crossing my fingers that the snow is here to stay, these … Continue reading
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
The Gal in the Garden Series 2019
This is the weekly overview of the gardens. I will still do detailed posts lots of different garden related subjects. I will bring them back and show cases them here on the weekly round-up. Happy first day of spring! 2019 … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, gardening, Goals
Tagged first day of spring, Garden, gomestead garden, Spring Gardening
1 Comment
A new Layered Food Hedge Row
Hubby and I worked together today to put the next two layers into this new coming hedge row. We have been working on this 40 foot by approx. three foot bed for a while this spring.. first we have to … Continue reading
Sun Shining.. Bitter Winds.. Change in the air!
The heater in the living room has been turned off now, the sunlight pouring in the big windows heats it nicely during the day and while it does cool off during the evening, we are not the room at that … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, gardening
Tagged earlly spring garden, Garden, Hot Compost, Hot manure Garden box, Using Horse Manure
9 Comments
CHC Canada 150 Food Blog Challange -Spring Green’s Burger Recipe
When the Challenge this month for the CHC Canada 150 Food Blog Challenge 2017 was the fresh foods of spring. I knew that other folks minds would go to asparagus or rhubarb as those are the first foods of spring … Continue reading
Keeping it real on the farm 2016
This was our lovely New Years Day Dinner, the works.. turkey, stuffing, mashed, green beans and gravy.. it was so good.. it was also a reminder that I only got 1 turkey baby on the farm.. one.. that’s it.. It … Continue reading
Posted in food, Food Storage, Garden harvest, gardening, homestead
Tagged garden harvests, Heritage sqaush, homestead, keeping it real on the farm, permaculture, soft fruit
2 Comments