02 June 2009
The fencing myth or Fencing the mythical beast
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We read all the books and heard all the stories about how notorious goats are at getting out of fences, and into gardens. We were planning ...
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From Coop Poop to Compost
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When we muck out the barns in the spring, after a winter of layering bedding, we have a mixture of well composted manure on the bottom and f...
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27 May 2009
Writing a new story on the land
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Our pastures are pretty tired. Before we started renting, they had been cut for hay, but not grazed or amended, for 20 years. The last time ...
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25 May 2009
No nonsense noodles
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I love homemade noodles, but have not invested in a noodle maker, and I found the process of rolling out, slicing, and separating the noodl...
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Dandelion Wine: out to pasture
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There's nothing like a good pasture. The grazers and chickens have all gained a bit of weight and upped the production since the pasture...
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20 May 2009
For those aching muscles
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Coming out of winter, and into the physical work of preparing ground, planting and weeding in the spring garden, we use muscles that lay dor...
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The Sanctuary and the Sting
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The Flea Beetles are out and devouring. We have a hard time with Flea Beetles, especially the brassica eating variety. This area used to b...
14 May 2009
To admire the flowers
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We paid a visit to our neighboring small farmer. He keeps a small flock of goats and sheep, a variety of bantam and heritage chickens, and p...
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11 May 2009
Making Ghee
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Ghee is a clarified form of butter, traditionally used in Indian cuisine and culture. But ghee has some advantages over butter, it has a hi...
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06 May 2009
Fiddleheads and other wild symphonies
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The Fiddleheads are bursting out of the ground this week. These are my "wild asparagus". When picked young, they are a delicious s...
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