Fortunately, our neighbors saw. This was a very large elm tree that split several times near the middle. Fortunately it was just not a little taller, or it would have taken down the fence to the new back pasture. Ursula would have loved that ! Read more…
Stocking up for the winter in more than one way these days.
Sashti is a cutie.
With one half of the workers gone, not much happens at llama Grove. Even the llamas are bored.
We did put up as much food as we’ve been able to. Still there are farmer’s markets and harvest boxes to consider, but it’s been a hard year on gardens all around. Broccoli, coloflower, spinach, and other early season, but very important vegis didn’t do well. We will have to work hard to store up tomatoes, simply becuase we use so many each week.
For onions, we use them as quickly as we put them up! As you can see from the pictures, a braid is put up and by the end of the week, we’re down to two onions. So off to the farmer’s market this week for more onions than our little garden can provide. In fact, for onions and tomatoes, we could plant our entire back field, and still not have enough for a year.
Today we had the last castration this farm will see for quite a while. Is that a milestone? Read more…
