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Monthly Musings: August At The Farm
August is the time of year in which it can feel like things aren’t lining up. We’re still in the midst of hot and sweaty, moving animals daily, getting buried in vegetables and fruits from the garden and orchard, managing grass, milking twice a day and all that hot...
Recipe: Loin Chops Cooked Over The Fire
This summer our lives have been lived outside even more than usual. The beautiful old farmhouse we live in turned out to need some major renovations, and last spring we decided to set up camp in a small, sweet pasture. The past few months have been full of...
4 Tricks To Survive Gardening With Kids
Before we had kids, I had this beautiful idea about gardening with children. I optimistically imagined how little hands would make excellent weeders, how they would hop between the beds, picking and snacking and squashing the beetles that destroy my cucurbits. Now a...
Monthly Musings: July At The Farm
Musings on the birth of a calf, castrations gone wrong, feeding our future and ice cream, a lot of ice cream. July started hot and sweet. We decided there was one puzzle piece missing in our lives still, and that piece had the shape of a sweet jersey family...