But wow what a sunrise!
Happy Wednesday everyone - are you keeping up with the harvest? Canners on full steam?
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Ohiofarmgirl's Adventures in The Good Land is largely a fish out of water tale about how I eventually found my footing on a small farm in an Amish town. We are a mostly organic, somewhat self sufficient, sustainable farm in Ohio. There's action and adventure and I'll always tell you the truth about farming.
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Ohiofarmgirl's Adventures in The Good Land is largely a fish out of water tale about how I eventually found my footing on a small farm in an Amish town. We are a mostly organic, somewhat self sufficient, sustainable farm in Ohio. There's action and adventure and I'll always tell you the truth about farming.
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7 comments:
Canner going full time here too! Or should be if I can get myself into gear to deal with the heap of meat and veg which need putting into jars! Nice to know that someone else on this planet is also engaged with the canning saga. Vx
I hope to have room to grow potatoes someday soon. Our yard and garden are oh-so-tiny! I have a fantastically prolific paste tomato plant which I used for some Mary Janes Farm tomato jam this past weekend. Unfortunately it didn't "jam up" and I'm going to be recanning again this weekend. But it tastes yummy!
It all evens out. I slept in. Well actually I didn't sleep in. I laid bed and debated the rational of actually getting out of bed in the morning and going to work. I did this for two hours until my wife noted that the coffee was getting cold.
Have a nice day...
Was up late canning pickles!
Why do you can your potatoes and not store them as is? Just wondering :)
hey Tracy! i can them because i dont have a great place to store them. we have a mostly finished basement so no "cellar" to put them in. and with a dog nicknamed "Digger" (Kai!) we cant really do a rootceller like thing. plus once they are canned they are superquick to use. if i'm tired or in a hurry they are the quickest supper or breakfast to make.
Vera - great job! and yeah we are in the home stretch. keep up the great work!
hi Laura! wonder why it didnt work.. hum... but yay for tomoatoes!
thats why they call you the Lazy Farmer, Bud.
;-)
thats the way to get 'er done, Dave! great work!
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