State of the Farm, October 2025
I like my life. I like what we do in the garden and the orchard. But the house gets dirty coming in and out with
I like my life. I like what we do in the garden and the orchard. But the house gets dirty coming in and out with
There Will Always Be Meat by Jennifer Stevenson A heartwarming tale of small town Iowa and their vampire butchers
The harvest is in. It’s time to take stock with regards to our experiment in self-sufficiency. The total harvest of any nutritional substance (in pounds)
We managed to get pretty much everything planted by the end of Memorial Day weekend. This is, more or less, the traditional planting time up
I like this time of the year. We’re just starting to pull together what we’ll be doing this year. We’ve been going over seed catalogs
Be careful what you wish for. (Yes, yes. Another State of the Farm entry. I’m in Wisconsin. Sue me.) Some years ago, I discussed the
We’ll start with the bad news. All of our chickens have been killed. This happened a little over a month ago but I haven’t brought