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Our little Farm...: October 2014

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Friday, October 31, 2014. Changes with My Little Goat Herd. My little goat herd changed again last Sunday (10-26-14). long story short I sold Tulip and Star back to my friend Sarah over at Life At Goodwife Farm. Visit her blog I know she will sharing the news soon. Tulip and Star have been with me about 3 years, I have learned so much from having them start my herd. my Cocoa and Chloe are Tulips daughters, they are my main girls now. Cocoa was born May 2012. And Chloe Dec. 2013. Monday, October 27, 2014.

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Bluetooth Hollow: How To Pluck a Duck: The Wax Method

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Sunday, October 19, 2014. How To Pluck a Duck: The Wax Method. WARNING: This blog post contains images and discussion pertaining to the process of turning ducks into food. Consider yourself warned.*. We put two more of the Silver Appleyard drakes in the freezer last week. There are 3 left still to do, but because of limited help with both the processing and childcare, it's taking us a long time to complete the task. Unless you don't mind eating them, I suppose. So here's how we went about it. Once I post...

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Bluetooth Hollow: House Update 8/14/15

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Friday, August 14, 2015. After all of the ripping, tearing and demolishing, we are finally beginning to add a little bit of "new" to the bare bones house. The biggest accomplishment this week was installing the French doors. Naturally, it wasn't exactly a matter of popping the sliding doors out and screwing in the new doors. Even though we special ordered them from a modular home store, they still didn't fit the space. So it took some cutting to get them to go in. They look great, though! Namely how much...

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Aebleskiver! | The Angry Dwarf Dairy

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The Angry Dwarf Dairy. Morone Saxatilis x M. Chrysops. December 9, 2014 · 8:37 pm. That’s right, you heard me! And I squeal each time I go in the front room, because Alleluia, it smells like Christmas! Corra was throwing a fit because…actually I’m not entirely sure why. I probably set her down to take the picture. I’m inconsiderate like that sometimes. Pictures from our Thanksgiving trip up to Sundance, UT…sorry for the lighting weirdness]. You let them cook until their are bubbles in a ring (kind of lik...

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Hendricks Hearth: Hi From Missouri! And Iowa! And Nebraska! Etc.

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Friday, July 17, 2015. I've been traveling. a lot! I hope to get some more updates coming along shortly, but in the meantime, here are a few of the critters I spotted on foot this week. And of course, rabbits. I saw them everywhere I went. Can you spot this one standing up? How about the doe crossing the road at the botanical conservatory? July 18, 2015 at 5:10 PM. July 19, 2015 at 5:09 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Everythings Coming Up Roses. View my complete profile. 2017 Garden Line Up.

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Hendricks Hearth: Sweet Spock

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Tuesday, July 7, 2015. I can't see anything inside his mouth that would account for the problem and he is still eating, so I'm not really sure what we are even dealing with. The eyeball itself looks normal at least. July 7, 2015 at 7:29 PM. I hope Spock makes a full recovery! He was such a sweetie. I dont have any advice, it sounds like youre doing everything possible for him. 3. July 17, 2015 at 1:38 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Everythings Coming Up Roses. View my complete profile.

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Hendricks Hearth: May 2015

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. My husband and I had a loooooonnnng talk yesterday about our rabbitry. As you already know, we are looking at a probable move, possibly as soon as the end of the year. One of our main goals is to ultimately have a larger homestead with more diversity and be able to provide for ourselves in as many ways as we can. The rabbits are an essential part of our future plans for a bunch of reasons:. 3 They produce white meat that is easily digestible, low in fat, and high in protein. 3 I thi...

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Hendricks Hearth: Kind of Funny

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Sunday, July 26, 2015. Yesterday my Mom was asking me about the rabbits. She asked if I was planning to still raise them if we move, to which I answered yes. She then asked me if I still had the kind of rabbits I had before. This is how it went:. Me: "You mean Harlequins? Her: "I don't know. The ones you had for years.". Me: "If you mean Harlequins, then yes I still have them.". Her: "I'm not sure. They are the ugly patchy ones that no one wants? July 26, 2015 at 8:50 AM. LOL I love it!

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Hendricks Hearth: Heritage Breeds

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Friday, July 3, 2015. I saw this on Facebook from a Dairy Farm (Foggy Bottom). Thought it was interesting and worth sharing:. What do you think? Maybe, but it can't hurt to try. :). July 3, 2015 at 7:52 AM. When I had chickens, I allowed them to free range. They were fed little commercial feed. I tried both heritage and popular commercial breeds. Heritage always did better for me. They grew more slowly but Im patient and I had very little money in them. The eggs and meat were delicious. I like heritage b...