Posted on April 11, 2015 by KK
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Here in Texas we’ve experienced spring weather for quite some time. You can really tell it’s spring when all the plants are blooming like crazy and there is green growth everywhere! My lemon balm is crazy…
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Posted on May 15, 2014 by KK
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Another Wednesday at the Manor Farmers Market. I met quite a few wonderful people today! I always enjoy engaging conversations with others who are involved in similar projects and experiments at home. We were talking citrus and…
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Posted on September 13, 2013 by KK
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My husband and I considered joining a local small scale Dairy Goat Farm, small scale meaning it’s basically a small heard that consists of five goats; Eve, Trisket, Abernathy, Misty, and Penny. We purchased a quarter…
Category: Gardening, Organic Farming, Permaculture Tags: cheese making, dairy goats, ducks, fishing, gardening, goats, homebrewing, Organic Farming, shareholder, sustainability, wicking beds
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