Category Archives: Life moves on daily

Tomorrow, I will get garden photos and updates done, I need to write  up the culling day as well, we worked hard this morning, another 800 -1000 pounds worth of straw bedding went down in the gardens, infilling of plants, more … Continue reading →

At least once or twice a day I am stop and just watch my critters, its quite a “awe” inspiring time, to grasp and understand that while they live on my farm and in certain ways are in my care … Continue reading →

LOL, well I am finally back on track with the garden, while we are by no means done and will be continuing to plant, dig and work in the gardens in regards to planting and expanding over the next six … Continue reading →

Another Garden section done, double dug for root veggies, compost added, free form raised beds main, each bed was double or triple planted, but for the last one that was done into brown mustard.. New Chicks have arrived on the farm..  … Continue reading →

Not including the hard fruits, the soft fruits or the herb or the neverending replanting, that will happen over the whole garden season.. So far in the main garden.. ya, I see the things that need work on.. but lets … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Just another Day on the Farm:
The crumble was around eight to ten cups of rhubarb, one cup of cleaned loose leafs of apple mint (that I then sliced) and about half a cup of small spruce…

Originally posted on Just another Day on the Farm:
I know, I know, Late again, its been a crazy month, and I am honestly just trying to get back in the swing of things but when I saw the lovely…

Originally posted on Just another Day on the Farm:
Its spring time and that means time to make tons of different things with those stunning Vit c packed lime green fresh spruce tips. Remember to remove the brown casing and…

Originally posted on Just another Day on the Farm:
Ok, so let me do the little blub first.. this is advice only, try a small amount yourself to make sure you don’t have a reaction and if anything gets worse…

Originally posted on Just another Day on the Farm:
There are folks that consider these weeds as they freely grow in my local area, so I would consider them a “wild” harvestable food. The perk of this, is that you…