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- @MDS1981 I will have to ask where my wife bought it, ht any garden supply or nursery should have it. 2 days ago
- Asher's birthday morning started bright and early before I went to work. Opened presents and sprinkled sulfur dust on the lawn for chig... 3 days ago
- Have you sidedressed your vegetables yet? If you planted in March to mid-April, now is a good time to dig a 4-6in hole between your pla... 3 days ago
- The poorest country in S America says "ciao" for bye, but only snobs in USA say it. Not sure what it means, but they should get together. 4 days ago
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Farm Update
We finally got some good rain this last week and it really freshened things up. Our CSA season ended until October so there will be more veggies available for our farm stand and for us to eat. Seven members of … Continue reading
Sausage Leftovers: The Northern Edition
Okay so I found some links of interest to share… This was almost the Canadian edition, but the Mustard Seed House is in the USA… barely. Spirituality of Gardening Workshop- If you live in the Seattle area the Mustard Seed … Continue reading
Weekly Sausage Links
Not sure if the weekly links feature will continue around here. I don’t have anything new to put here. Meanwhile… I link to lots of interesting food news and then some on my twitter feed (on the sidebar as well). … Continue reading
Weekly Sausage Links
Don’t ask how the URLs get made. Just enjoy the hyperlink tastiness! Earth Abbey – an interesting new site committed to conversation about sustainable faith practices. Not sure how old it is, but it looks like they’re off to a … Continue reading