For the last couple of years, I have been known as “The Egg Lady.” I suppose that’s fitting. Despite all the troubles I’ve had with my chickens, I normally have eggs, almost year round. I can’t say that about any … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: April 2014
I did my second inspection of the package bees yesterday. And like every trip to the bee yard, this one had an element of adventure. First, if you remember from last week, the Pink Hive has the party queen and … Continue reading
Apriori Farm went to market today. First time. And it was just about as perfect a debut as I could have hoped for. The weather was as kind as the other vendors who helped us with our EZ-UP shelter and … Continue reading
Early one morning last week, I went down to turn out the chickens as normal and noticed a strange horse in my neighbor’s pasture. Standing in a corner. Not moving at all. With only three legs. . . I didn’t … Continue reading
It all started back in January with a simple question: “How do you propagate pussy willows.” That led me to a Martha Stewart Youtube video. (Yeah, she’s annoyingly perfect and so well-funded that she pays someone else to plant her … Continue reading
Eleven days ago, we had another dusting of snow and three days later, I was on my front porch literally watching my farm turn greener by the minute. Now the grass needs mowing. God turned up the volume. The roosters … Continue reading