Farm Fresh Tuesdays Blog Hop #22
We have reached that point of the year where the summer veggies in the garden are being cleaned up, the sunflowers are being whacked down, and the remaining squashes and Brussel sprouts and parsnips and being paid more attention to.
Once the garden is cleared, our plan is to release the chickens into it to let them scratch, pick and nibble anything left behind. Then, it's garlic planting time.
Outside of the garden our guinea hens have started laying, with little 'happy' being found every so often in the nesting boxes of our old, repurposed chicken coop. So far, so good.
The firewood is stacked for the winter, and little builds for the bees are taking place when I have some time. Vivaldi boards were done today, and if I am able, a post will show up soon showing how to do them.
Cheers!
Meet our amazing hosts and see what they’ve been up to this week!
AnneMarie from 15 Acre Homestead
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| Jalapeno Pickle Relish |
Lisa from The Self Sufficient HomeAcre
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| Prepare a Compost Bin for Winter Weather |
Todd & Wendie from Unexplained Underfoot Objects- That's Us!
Farm Fresh Features
Each week, Wendie and I choose four articles from the past week that we want to share as features. Though all were wonderful reads, these are the ones that really drew us in!
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| Jalapeno Pickle Relish |
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| Emergency Water Storage |
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| Raising Eco-Friendly Chickens |
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| Homemade Apple Cider Vinegar |
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Hugs,
Debbie