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Farmer Chick: March 2013
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Blogging about my adventure learning to be a farmer in the Pacific Northwest. Tuesday, March 5, 2013. We had some beautiful sunny weather this weekend. We also had my husband's father in town. It was like having the stars align and it made for the perfect combination to get some outdoor projects done. (Thanks Dad! I also scored a single packet of seeds for glass gem corn. It should be interesting to grow it and see what we get. This is the boys' newest trick. I feel sorry for Penny since she is 7 wee...
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Farmer Chick: Update
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Blogging about my adventure learning to be a farmer in the Pacific Northwest. Monday, June 3, 2013. It seems that Summer is finally starting to show itself. I have been amazed at how busy Spring can be on a farm, even a small farm like ours. We have had a lot of transition this season. It has taken a while to figure out all the plants and animals that are going to work for us here. We just got kiwi plants! We are seeing the beginnings of production from many of our plants. Our grapes have the start o...
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Farmer Chick: June 2013
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Blogging about my adventure learning to be a farmer in the Pacific Northwest. Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Adding a second hive has been challenging. We got them in a Langstroth. Hive and put them into a Warre. It is yet to be seen if the bees are going to settle in and establish in their new hive, but we are eagerly watching them and, so far, are very hopeful that all will work out well. This is what the process looked like. Pulling out the old Langstroth hive frames. Here is the comb cut down. You can ...
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Getting Liberty Farm, est 1808: September 2013
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Getting Liberty Farm, est 1808. Getting Liberty Farm, established by Henry Getting in 1808, is an 11-acre farm in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia with a Federal style brick farmhouse built in 1808. We are currently restoring the home and are excited to enter the rich area farming scene with Icelandic and Finn sheep for meat, milk and wool, organic heirloom seeds and vegetables, kefir cheese, folk art painting, and more! Wednesday, September 4, 2013. This is a long-lost variety that is barely ...
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Heritage Homemaker: June 2013
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Make Your Own Incubator. Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Just a few days makes! I am so sad, though, because I hate the "thinning out" part of gardening. It makes me sad to have to pull up those baby plants and just toss them away. Links to this post. Tuesday, June 4, 2013. What's in my garden? Today I finished getting everything in the garden! I haven't had a garden in ummmmm.30 years, since I was in high school. I am so excited! Cannot wait for the next few months to pass and see what all goodies I harvest!
