Category Archives: Life moves on daily
Snow, Sleds and Snow Shoes
Well, winter has finally arrived on the farm, and when it came, it came with direction and force.. we went from green, record breaking warmth.. to.. To snow.. Which means that there has been lots of shoveling, and it was … Continue reading
Happy New Year 2016
While I understand that this saying is meant to be about life in general, I love it for the blog. I know that I have never been able to write every single day on the blog, it comes and goes … Continue reading
Growing Seed..
Well, as its a time to reflect, there are many things I learned in 2015, I learned how to replace a sub-floor and build a new one, I learned that a certain mix of manure from pigs will cause you … Continue reading
Adding a Alfalfa Growing Program to the Homestead
So far we have been able to keep GMO Alfalfa out of the Canadian Market but the question is for how much longer.. this is a concern to me for sure, I buy my hay from a local producer, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfalfa, Canadian Alfalfa, Growing Alfalfa for the homestead, Non-GMO Alfalfa
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Goals for 2016- Steady as she goes!
I am not setting goals per say.. but o do I have plans 🙂 If I had to say I have a goal for 2016… well.. It would be summed up as.. STEADY AS SHE GOES. Everything I have planned … Continue reading
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Tagged Goals on the homestead, Happy New Year, Planning for 2016, Setting goals
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Top Five Posts for 2015
The number one post of the year was Lamb Liver Pate Recipe Lamb Liver Pate. 1 pds of fresh lamb liver half a large onion diced One large portabella mushroom or four regular button mushrooms, diced 2 garlic cloves -Peeled … Continue reading
Merry Christmas 2015
this was taken from a past year when we had snow, and a white year.. Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and hope your holidays are filled with family, friends and good cheer. This is what I have this … Continue reading
Mom’s Magic Fruitcake Recipe
As my mother for the first time publicly shared this recipe on facebook, it means I can share it on the blog! Think you do not like fruit cake, just could not find the time an it must be aged … Continue reading
Antique tablecloth
My mom found this lovely tablecloth at a local second hand shop in central alberta, the grand daughter had brought in a lot when they were cleaning out granmothers house. its all hand done and its got a few stains … Continue reading
Hamburger Goulash Recipe
True Goulash is a thick rich dish of meat and veggies with deep full bodied seasonings, Its origin traces back to the 9th century to stews eaten by Hungarian shepherds. Back then, the cooked and flavored meat was dried with … Continue reading
Just another Day on the Farm 