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Year: 2009

Drive shed revisited

28 Jan 200923 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

Here’s a view of the west-facing side of the drive shed that I seldom notice, although it’s right beside the gate to the market garden field—during the growing season, I walk by it several times a day. It’s the little … Read the rest

Categories Veggies Tags drive shed, Winter 4 Comments

Flashback: Harvest share!

24 Jan 200922 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)
CSA harvest share

Round about this point in the year, especially with the frozen, white winter we’ve been having this time around, it’s easy to forget what the full-on summer veggie garden is really like! That’s  the beauty of living in a cold-weather … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest Tags CSA share, Winter 13 Comments

Organic certification…

27 Nov 202320 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

While Obama gets sworn in before the eyes of the world (mine included, on a one-day return to the news), I’m contemplating the stack of paper that leads to organic certification. No connection, today just happened to feel like the … Read the rest

Categories Planning Tags marketing, paperwork, certification, Winter 10 Comments

Chickens on egg

25 Jan 200919 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

Another (quiet) farm day, another fine distraction from the chickens’ bag of entertaining tricks: swarming on stuff! This happened to be a piece of a semi-frozen egg that I found in the deep litter. The egg had probably been buried … Read the rest

Categories Animals Tags chickens, eggs, distractions, Winter 13 Comments

Tiny farming in January

20 Jan 200918 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

If I happened to be looking for monthly tiny farming themes, this particular January is clearly all about chickens and tools (and thinking about stuff!). It’s not the usual January routine around here. Normally, I’d be hanging the lights back … Read the rest

Categories Tools, Building & Fixing Tags carpentry, projects, routines, Winter 3 Comments

Winter light

25 Jan 200915 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

Mid-January, 5pm and still light out. This is the view to the west, with the big barn just out of frame to the left, looking past the loafing barn yard to the second, 11-acre pasture—the 9-acre field where the market … Read the rest

Categories Planning, Weather Tags night, fencing, Winter 5 Comments

Your veg is in the mail

16 Oct 201114 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

In comparison with just about everything else, tiny farming is so…basic. A friend sent me a link to Graze with the only comment: “Remember our chat about healthy food + convenience?” So I clicked it. I don’t know what to … Read the rest

Categories Cooking & Eating, Local food Tags marketing, unusual, Winter 7 Comments
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