Category Archives: Life moves on daily
Introducing Faith and Patrick..
As some will remember, I lost my oldest purrpot, at the age of 19 this winter, and we also lost my sweet and beloved Munchkin, the year before, we also had a few of our outdoor barn cats either pass … Continue reading
Sunchokes
Yesterday in the bitter cold, we dug up a few plants worth of Sunchokes. Qouted from this site Sunchokes, the vegetable formerly known as “Jerusalem artichokes,” are the tuberous roots of a native North American plant in the sunflower family … Continue reading
Working Away on the very early spring plantings
While we are cleaning up bed and planting them out for the very early starts, we are also finding new wee growth.. this bed looks bare but got daylilys coming up, the black-eyed Susan is alive, the bloody docks are … Continue reading
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March- Invest in the farm
Well, Its the last day of march and with 31 days in a the month, I honestly thought I would have a series of photos, a funny story and some bats of fleece to show you.. and instead, I am … Continue reading
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Morning Glories
It was time to clean the teepee tower to start prepping for spring.. but there was hundreds of morning glory seed pods, I certainly did not need that many but we did collect a bowlful and I processed them for … Continue reading
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As soon as the ground can be worked- spring peas
Micro-climates are amazing things, compost is such a heat producer.. you just have to love it.. You will remember that last year I caved and put in gardens in the front people yard because I could and needed the space, … Continue reading
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Happy Easter!
I hope that your long weekend is filled with whatever brings you peace, be it a quiet one at home, or a weekend filled with family and lots of little ones. March came in like a lion and is going … Continue reading
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Lets talk feathers – Feather Compost Tea
Now, we can select the best feathers for crafts and for our favorite fly fisherman and we can keep down for stuffing.. but what do we do with the rest of those feathers.. Well, the big huge tail feathers … Continue reading
Fried Cornbread Recipe
This is a nice and easy recipe to make a cornbread that you are going to slice and fry up golden to be served with butter and syrup.. 1 1/2 cups buttermilk ( you can use powdered buttermilk, really buttermilk … Continue reading
Just another Day on the Farm 