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The Rancher’s Guide to Sustainable Grazing Practices

As the sun sets over the rolling hills and the cattle graze peacefully in the meadows, it's easy to appreciate the timeless beauty of...

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Hickery Holler Farm: More Spring Garden 2022

 Thursday morning cup of hot tea here as I listen to thunder rumble in the distance. Rain is forecasted for the next 2 days so I will put the garden away and concentrate on some housework and cooking. Thought I would share some more pictures of the gardens. The gooseberries above are swelling now and all the 8 bushes have berries on them now. Yesterday I got all my broccoli and cabbage plants in the boxes. They were the perfect size and ready for their permanent homes in the garden. Planting them right before rain will allow them to acclimate for the next two raiy days and not even wilt. Also got some romaine plants in...

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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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

We’ve Got a Plan for That — Hartwood Farm

First of all, we are doing a LOT of the things that come naturally to us as vegetable farmers—washing hands, social distancing, and planting all the things. The greenhouse is up and humming, high tunnel planting started, and we are seeding up a storm, because that’s what farmers do. We all need to eat, and our goal is to do our best to keep providing healthy, delicious food to you, our community. But like you, we are watching the news, worried about how Covid-19 might impact our older or immune-compromised family and friends, those with underlying health issues, or the many of us with jobs where you can’t work from home...

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