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Figs, Toads, and a Furry Visitor

Figs Years ago, I planted two fig bushes.  I wasn't sure our climate was warm enough to sustain them, but, they grew.  For years, each...

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Weather Roulette (the annual weather complaint blog in which your trusty farmer gets a bit Debbie Downer!) — Hartwood Farm

The west has fire after fire, and is running out of water for both communities and the main produce production zones for the nation. The mountain west had snow this week, the plains have floods and tornadoes and hail, the upper Midwest and northeast (including us) are swathed in Mordor-like gloom with rain every other day, and the southeast is getting a bit of all of the above. Yesterday’s initial forecast, when announced back on Tuesday, was for a medium chance of tornadoes and hail. Not rain or mist or thunderstorms, but weather potentially so extreme there’s nothing we can even do about it. Thankfully, conditions shifted and let us off the hook,...

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Artist Luke Allsbrook – The Hallelujah House

My favorite time of year at the farm (in the sticks of Georgia) is fall. The early evening sun ignites the sky over the...

Book Giveaway | Curiousfarmer

Book Giveaway I don’t normally do this, but this author must’ve caught me on a good day, so when she asked if I would do...

Try a Spring Watercolor Tutorial That’s Easy and Quick! – The Hallelujah House

I admit it, I neglected to share Lisa’s spring watercolor tutorial last month, but it’s better late than never… so come on into The...

Farming Lessons & Life Goals – Fable Farms

Once upon a time I hated pepper plants. They are notoriously slow to get started from seed and no matter how much I babied...

Découvrez les spas d’exception à Paris

Bonjour à tous ! Je suis Sonia, une blogueuse passionnée qui adore partager mes astuces pour une vie saine et équilibrée. Aujourd’hui, j’ai le...

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37) farmingGeorge’s Fobbing Farm Update: Breakdowns

  farmingGeorge’s Fobbing Farm UpdateBreakdownsHarvest is over.  And thank goodness for that.  For anyone who follows me on Instagram, the very lack of social media content speaks volumes as to the difficulty of the past few weeks.2021 seems to have occurred with barely a Summer to speak of, and this has made harvest this year tricky.  With regards to wheat, in order for it to keep well in a grain store it is imperative that the grain is dry and cool, to ensure that bugs and disease don’t ruin the crop.Here in South Essex, getting the crop in dry is very rarely an issue.  It needs to be under 14.5% moisture, and we regularly harvest between...

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