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Breeze Hill Farm -
Sunday November 15, 2009 - By MaLinda
The
following is a great article about the benefits of Goats Milk and I
wanted to share it with you all. Click on the link to learn more….
The
Nutritional Benefits of Goat Milk by Miriah Reynolds from the
July/August, 2009 issue of...
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Westminster Farmers' Market -
Friday November 13, 2009 - By Dean
Westminster Farmers’ Market Report from Maple Heights Farm
Holiday Markets and Beautiful Little Milk Goats…
Well, even though our Farmers’ Market has closed, I have yet to have a Friday off! ...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Friday November 13, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
I am a guy. And guys, it seems, like history. It's a generalization of course, but I'm sure The History Channel could show its demographics. Now, guys, has this necessarily made us any smarter? Well, maybe not. But boy can we be fascinated in front of a good...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Thursday November 12, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
I am so proud of everyone that showed up yesterday at the DATCP board meeting. That took their time -- felt so passionate -- spoke from every possible place in society -- that raw milk is here, we're not going away, and that we need to be heard -- and...
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Pleasant Valley Farm -
Sunday November 08, 2009 - By Emily
Farmers are generally patient people. There is a lot of waiting from the time a seed is planted until you can eat the results, and depending on the animal, it can be a very long time waiting for the arrival of a baby! But sometimes even patient...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Friday November 06, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
Anyone wonder what the heck I was saying yesterday? You know what, me too. This is all so complicated -- and it does involve way more than just the farm itself and its survival. How do I see and act in the many roles I serve in. Messy. Complicated. No simple...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Wednesday November 04, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
You cannot keep me down. To keep me down -- you'd have to convince me no one cared. And I can clearly see that is not the case -- that more people every day care -- and they seek us out. And to believe the world is a terrible place: One reacts to that in a...
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Garden of Ethan -
Monday November 02, 2009 - By Ethan
I have grossly miscalculated my ability to keep up with processing all
the birds I raised this year. Slipping an extra dozen into the
incubator, and then another, and later finding a hen sitting on eggs,
all seemed rather innocent and inconsequential this...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Monday November 02, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
A correspondence -- one of many to the many, wonderful friends I have made here -- at such an increasing rate over the past two years I would say - this friend is facing the imminent loss of his brother to cancer. And he is seeing all this craziness I'm...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Sunday November 01, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
I (Scott) ended up down at the Dane County Farmers Market after milking Saturday. As I like to say, it's one of those scary sounding things that are just well, obvious, and not scary. So: I was listening to the voices in my head, and doing what they tell me...
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Trautman Family Farm -
Tuesday October 13, 2009 - By Scott&JulieTraut
April 4th. Forecast: 3-5 inches of snow, after the wettest March on record, after the wettest February on record. Challenging keeping animals clean and out of the mud yet not destroying good pasture, as anywhere they are is a mess. But spring is here, the...
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Breeze Hill Farm -
Monday October 05, 2009 - By MaLinda
Yesterday we decided a day off
from everything was necessary for mental and physical health. We got up
early, took care of the livestock and headed for Montpelier in Orange
county, VA, to the Fall Fiber Festival & Sheepdog Trials.
What a beautiful...
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Breeze Hill Farm -
Friday October 02, 2009 - By MaLinda
As most of you know the other
side of my farm business is goats milk products. This time of year I am
kicking it into high gear getting ready for Holiday Markets, Open
Houses, and Shows. One item that I make (knit or crochet) is a big
supply of wash...
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Breeze Hill Farm -
Thursday October 01, 2009 - By MaLinda
It's
amazing how little it takes to excite me anymore. I just joined several
Ravelry Groups in hopes of sharing some of what I do and make new
friends in the fiber world. If you don't know what Ravelry is check out
their website at Ravelry.com . It's...
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GraNann Spa Essentials -
Wednesday September 23, 2009 - By pat@sleepingdogranch.com
Nurture products are our most gentle soaps because they contain only one oil: olive. Known for centuries as a healing oil, olive oil is rich with antioxidants and vitamin E. Both are nutritional powerhouses that protect against age-accelerating free...
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GraNann Spa Essentials -
Wednesday August 26, 2009 - By pat@sleepingdogranch.com
Rich in emollients goat milk soap is a natural way of retaining your skin's suppleness. With a higher number of milk fats being captured at the molecular level during the saponification (making soap) process, goat milk produces an oil-rich soap. Increasing...
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Breeze Hill Farm -
Monday August 24, 2009 - By MaLinda
Good Morning Everyone! It's been awhile again since my last entry. If this happens again you will know that I have been too busy to Blog. Everything is going very well here. Business is great and we are adding more every day. All of the animals are surviving...
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Hippychick's Gardens -
Tuesday August 18, 2009 - By hippychick
morning favored time when day need not be rushed waking gently stepping lightly eyes focus adjust find clarity favored light breathing peaceful quiet cool chickens coocoo til' roo ah roo sounds his windy song ahrahrooooawww wakey wakey ...
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Hippychick's Gardens -
Saturday August 01, 2009 - By hippychick
More cheese gromit! Hippychick is making cheese! Real cheese with real straight from the cow raw milk. Here we have a gallon and a half of whole raw milk. yes indeed the golden hue is real - sure makes me smile. golden milk on the golden farmhouse...
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