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4 D Acres -
Tuesday January 24, 2012 - By Mike
While there is no snow currently on the ground at 4 D Acres, and there has only been a light dusting of snow earlier this winter, we wanted to share the answer to what is a common question in the winter.The question is regarding emus in the snow, although...
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At Home in Nature -
Tuesday April 05, 2011 - By Mary
Shelving can be made into a convenient brooder by lining the outside of the shelving with chicken wire, and, using cardboard (which can be replaced periodically in good hygienic practices), lining the bottom of the shelves so that wood chips or shavings may...
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Bloom Where You're Planted Farm -
Thursday March 17, 2011 - By Teresa
Well, the last time I posted we were expecting a snowstorm, and today the mercury should reach 70. Signs of spring have really come on strong in the last week or so -- trees are budding, tufts of grass are greening up, the animals are shedding their...
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Brambly Farms -
Thursday December 02, 2010 - By Ted
Hi All,
We survived the turkeys and most of our customers seem very happy with their choices. We received 31 positive responses and two unhappy ones. I guess if this was an exam in school Brambly Farms would have gotten an A or maybe its an A...
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Pleasant Valley Farm -
Monday August 09, 2010 - By Emily
Diversity is a word we often hear, frequently it is in relation to race, gender, religion or politics. That word takes on a whole new meaning here at the farm. We are a diverse farm in many ways. We don't rely on a single crop for...
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Rocky Mount Gourds & Treasures of Louisiana -
Tuesday July 13, 2010 - By Gourd Lady of Rocky Mount
What a joy it is harvesting our figs. One of our trees is huge now and keeps getting bigger. Backing up to the barn it has so much nourishment the cows left on the floor. It is the healthiest Fig tree I have ever seen. Being so huge,...
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Sweet Harmony Farm -
Thursday June 03, 2010 - By Mona
Today's post is written by my friend Val of Crown Point Alpacas . Thanks Val!
There in the field was a little treasure. Adorning the green, green grass of spring, was this beautiful bright blue birds' nest. It had fallen from its lofty throne,...
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Wild Goose Farm LLC -
Tuesday February 23, 2010 - By Meg
Though it certainly looks like winter still, spring is coming. I can feel it. The cold doesn't feel as bitter. I can hear it too. There are more birds out than before. I hear the spring call of the chickadees, "Hey, Sweetie." I've heard cardinals...
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Wall Flower Studio Garden -
Monday January 25, 2010 - By Karen
Feeding Feathered Friends in Winter - Fun - Easy - Economical! Ingredients: -1 pound lard or fat - 3/4 cup peanut butter -1/2 cup flour - 1/2 cup cornmeal - 1 cup sugar - approximately half a loaf of bread crumbs - 1-1/2 cups of...
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Pleasant Valley Farm -
Tuesday September 01, 2009 - By Emily
Well, we knew the school buses would be rolling by beginning this week, but we were hoping for summer to stick around a bit longer since it took so long to get here. Over the weekend it seemed cool and almost fall like, and our low overnight temperatures...
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Sweet Harmony Farm -
Monday August 17, 2009 - By Mona
We’ve finally had another stretch of hot, sunny days so it feels like summer. I’ve actually had to water the vegetable garden for the first time since I planted it. Our mid-summer flower gardens are blooming with many brightly-colored hybrid...
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Sweet Harmony Farm -
Saturday July 18, 2009 - By Mona
Don’t worry........ this is not an Alfred Hitchcock type entry!
A fun thing about living here is all the birds! Ever since we’ve moved here, we’ve been focused on creating our pasture. We did move several hundred perennials over here...
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Sweet Harmony Farm -
Saturday July 18, 2009 - By Mona
Here in the northeast it has been raining for the past week and it seems like it’s getting to be time for us to build the ark. I’ve been reading a rather funny thread on alpacanation about all rain we’ve been getting here in New Hampshire, Maine, and...
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Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm -
Friday May 22, 2009 - By Mike
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Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm -
Saturday May 09, 2009 - By Mike
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Alternative Community Farmer/WPB.FL -
Saturday May 09, 2009 - By Tony
I have more than eight peacocks that are protected as wild endangered species here in Florida .Lots of other animal kingdom wild friends like IGUANAS also roam the garden freely and still I have vegetables to eat.The secret is grow what those...
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Bed, Breakfast & A Pinch of Natural Bliss -
Thursday May 07, 2009 - By Donna
On my usual morning garden stroll, with Quincy (our Labrador), I check the herb beds for sprouting and the bird feeders to be sure they are full of seed. We have a lovely array of birds that visit and count on us for food, so we don't want to...
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So Succulent Gardens -
Friday April 24, 2009 - By Blossomfarm
The creation of a successful hummingbird habitat in your garden is easy. Like other birds, they need food, water, and spots for nesting, roosting and perching. Hummingbird metabolism dictates a diet high in sugar. A ‘typical’ hummingbird consumes half of his...
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Lavender HIll Farm of Niles, MI -
Sunday March 22, 2009 - By Martha
This past week, as temperatures approached 60 degrees on several occasions, my emotions rode the rollercoaster ride that describes spring on the farm. Elation over bulbs starting to pop, spring peepers peeping in the pond out back,...
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