Hey y’all! Here’s this week’s sneaky peek photos of life on our farm! These images also appear on my Instagram account where I share MANY more photos and stories from the farm! If you aren’t yet following me there, you can right here. Enjoy the photos & be sure to share some of yours with…
If you have a glut of zucchini hanging about, turning them into a warming and nutritious soup is simple and rewarding. Even if you don’t have an excess supply of the popular green squash, add them to your grocery list, this soup is worth making. Which Zucchini Are The Best?? When picking which zucchini…
Ok, I get it. You have no idea what to get your mom or mother-in-law for Mother’s Day. It’s tough. I know. While there are tons of expensive, fancy gift ideas all across the web, here at the farm I like to keep things pretty simple. So all of these gardening themed Mother’s Day gifts…
It’s spring, and yes, the hens are starting to lay again! Which means I get extra concerned about the quality of the eggs they lay. Improving the egg quality a hen lays has been the subject of many studies. The egg industry, after all, is concerned about getting as many eggs as possible, and researchers…
Ok, it’s right after Easter….which probably means you’re trying to figure out what the heck to do with all that ham. Well, I invited Deb from Bowl Me Over to set us straight – and her Famous Leftover Ham Pasta Salad is SO EASY to make, even I can do it! This makes a delicious…
A common question I get is whether chick grit is necessary. And the answer is yes….and no. It depends on a few factors, namely, whether your feeding your chicks treats, letting them forage, or feeding extra things like herbs. Like older chickens, grit can help chicks digest their food. In fact, if you’re feeding anything…
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