Showing posts with label farming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farming. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Everyone Gets Breakfast On The Farm

Life on the farm starts pretty early. The cows have to be milked, the chickens, pigs, horses and cattle have to be fed. Then after that is done there is a hot meal waiting back in the kitchen. Enjoy the pics, some are very cute. 



The kids love helping feed the calves. 

Some find breakfast on their own. 




We are sticking close to mom. 

Yes, even horses know what they want. 











Nothing like a hearty breakfast for the farm hands. 




Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Corn Stalks.....Don't Throw Them Out

Don't know what to do with the leftover corn stalks in your garden? No need to burn, or compost them. Here are some cool decorating ideas for the fall season. 










Friday, October 24, 2014

Biscuits and Gravy What a Way To Start The Morning Off

Biscuits and gravy. What a way to start the morning off. Coming from Yankee country I had never heard of this till I went to visit my brother in Tenn. Well I am not sure I could eat this everyday but I will say that it was amazing. On a cold morning with a hot cup of  Joe and you are ready to go plow the fields. I found this recipe from
http://bevcooks.com/2013/01/herbed-buttermilk-biscuits-with-sausage-gravy/she gives step by step instructions.  Enjoy it.  









Wednesday, July 16, 2014

My Dream Herb Farm.

I have been growing herbs for 25 years. They are usually pretty easy to grow and the deer are not fond of them. My favorite is basil. Any kind of basil is good. I have a pot of it by the front door when I pass I pluck a few leaves just to carry around it enjoy the aroma. I also do this with lavender. Here are a few photos that I hope you will enjoy. Happy Gardening.






 Drying herbs is a way to preserve them.

There are so many varieties of basil to choose from. Lemon, Thai, Italian, be sure to pick off the white flowering part on the top to have continued growth.  





You can grow them in containers as shown. On a fence or in hanging shoe caddies. Use old silverware with wine corks to name them. Pretty clever. 

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Roosters Do Rule The Farm....And They Wake Up Way To Early.


When you hear that first cock a doodle do and you jump out of bed.  That starts your day off. So who needs an alarm clock?








 Chickens and roosters on a farm are some of the coolest animals there are. Roosters can strut there stuff and the hens will follow them.  They are colorful and smart.