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Spinning Out of Control
I had absolutely no intention of spinning honey today. I hadn’t even planned to check on my bees, really, but then I noticed that one of the hives had an alarming absence of activity. Upon closer inspection, I saw that … Continue reading
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Tagged bee hives, Bees, cats, honey, honey frames, mice, mouse guard, spinning honey
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Waking Up the Rooster
It is 6:15 a.m. and I’ve just come in from morning chores. Some mornings are easier than others and today was one of those days. The weather plays a part, to be sure. This morning’s balmy and drizzly 46 degrees … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, cats, chickens, coffee, composted veggies, dogs, farm, goats, morning, pigs, rooster, water
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Winter Gardening
This was my lunch today. It’s a hummus sandwich with cucumber and arugula. The arugula came from one of the raised beds in our hoop house and it was delicious. There is, without question, no greater culinary joy for me … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, arugula, cats, hoop house, hummus, kale, lettuces, litter box, mini hoop house, mustard greens, organic gardening, raised beds, wind, winter farming, winter gardening, yellow chard
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Autumn Seedlings
The weather is changing and it’s time to start thinking about winter farming. While there is significantly less to do in the winter months in the Hudson River Valley, there are ways to continue to grow food that defy snow … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, cats, chickens, garden, goats, golden chard, hoop house, kale, lettuce, lettuces, mice, mustard greens, organic farming, organic gardening, pigs, seedlings, summer garden, tomato plants, tomatoes, voles, winter, winter garden
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