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Category Archives: Livestock
Garlic & potatoes
My softneck garlic starting flopping over earlier in the week, so I knew it was time to harvest. Harvesting garlic is easy (just pull from the ground), but curing is an important step for long-term storage. After the garlic dries … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking & food preservation, Gardening, Livestock
Tagged chicken coop, curing, garlic, harvesting, potatoes
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A perfect goat life
Ah, to be Lucy. Eat all day long and then take a long nap in the sun using a super full tummy as a pillow. Not a bad life indeed . . . Sandy
Awkward, gawky, teenage turkeys
It has been about five weeks since my turkey impulse purchase and the turkeys are finally starting to look like, well, turkeys. When I first bought them, they looked just like baby chicks. No more. Their bodies and necks are … Continue reading
Hen vs. lizard
One of our New Hampshire hens found an interesting snack today, a little lizard. She ran around for about 10 minutes trying to eat it herself, but the other hens kept trying to steal it from her. Eventually, she tired … Continue reading
Moving day, turkey housing stage 2
When we first bring home baby poultry, we keep them in a plastic storage tub in the house. This arrangement works out well for about a week and then the poultry needs to move to a larger home. The last … Continue reading
That had to hurt
While there is a normal variation in egg size depending on the type of chicken, most of our eggs fall into the medium category. Every once in awhile, though, one of the ladies lays a doozie. As you can see, … Continue reading
I just impulse purchased turkeys – oh boy!
Going to the feed store in early spring the same day the latest batch of new poultry arrived led to an “impulse purchase” that had me thinking “What did I just do?!?” on the drive home. Yes, I impulse purchased … Continue reading
Judge me by my size, do you?
And well you should not! We’re starting to see some ripe apples from our various and sundry trees. The larger apple is a Chehalis and the smaller apple is a windfall Honeycrisp that was blown down in last night’s rain. … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Livestock
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The Mother Earth News Fair is this weekend!
The Mother Earth News Fair will be in Puyallup this weekend. Be there or be square! Derek and I will be taking the kids on Sunday and we’re really looking forward to it. Get all the details on the Mother … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Green Building, Homesteading, Livestock
Tagged Mother Earth News Fair
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