mixing feed rations :: trapping coons :: sweet Hannah
In our book The Doable Off-Grid Homestead, we talk about our progressively built home. What I mean by that is that we started with a 400 square-foot cabin built under an existing roofline. To that we added a kitchen and dining area just shy of 300 square feet. Those were the days when it was…
photo credit The following is a guest post by my dear friend Amy of Clothesline Alley. Amy is a bit of a mentor to me in many areas, including herbal medicine. As my herbal knowledge, and medicine cabinet, grow I am thankful to have this list of new-to-me remedies to add to it. Thanks, Amy!…
Planning for…. the fall garden. We ordered just a few seed packets after taking inventory. We’ll be starting flats of greens and herbs, working beds for root vegetables, and trying to focus on really improving a few spaces. Finally realizing… that maybe we’ve stretched it all too thin. Our two major garden spaces are both…
I have taken more naps in the last two weeks than I probably have in the past year. I am just coming back to cooking full meals after four weeks of throwing random things together that don’t look totally disgusting. I have been much more absent in this space than I normally would as…
She has always had an easy way with animals. She doesn’t spook easily, unless Abby the goat is nearby, but then again that goat frightens me and I’m not three feet tall. Overall, she has always taken well to animals and they have, in turn, taken well to her. Her personality reminds me of a…
photo credit Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. ~Ephesians 5:22~ (emphasis mine) I must have read that verse fifty times before the Holy Spirit really drove it home. It is revolutionary in these times to think of our husbands this way – to serve and submit to them as if…
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Is that feed for your dairy cow?
What recipe do you use?