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The Holverson Heritage: How to Worm a Cody...
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015. How to Worm a Cody. Step 1: While feeding Hogs, notice the male has ear mites. Determine they are bad enough to need medication. Step 2: Return to the house and make a large peanut butter sandwich. Inject enough Ivermectin into the bread to treat an eight hundred pound pig. Step 3: Smell it and decide to drench it in Maple syrup to help mask the medicine even more. Step 4: Walk away to give David instructions for feeding the sandwich to the pig. Step 7: Fail at step six. How to...
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The Holverson Heritage: August 2015
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Monday, August 10, 2015. This humble weed that grows in your yard could turn out to be your best friend this summer. Plantain. Psyllium. it has many names and many uses but today I would just like to share one use and that is topical. We were preparing for the arrival of tropical storm Bill. the weather man is predicting 6-9 inches of additional rainfall on a Missouri that is already drowning from continual rain. I was worried about a few of my hives and needed to work with them a bit. Four hours later, ...
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The Holverson Heritage: Get To Know....
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Monday, August 10, 2015. This humble weed that grows in your yard could turn out to be your best friend this summer. Plantain. Psyllium. it has many names and many uses but today I would just like to share one use and that is topical. We were preparing for the arrival of tropical storm Bill. the weather man is predicting 6-9 inches of additional rainfall on a Missouri that is already drowning from continual rain. I was worried about a few of my hives and needed to work with them a bit. Four hours later, ...
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The Holverson Heritage: Stumbling Blocks...
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Friday, January 9, 2015. This is not a normal post. Yet, it's what my children need to hear me say. I am glad at times that no one can see my dashboard. my drafts. Sometimes a subject creates in me such emotion that words and thoughts fly out at a rapid pace and jumble themselves together as to make me appear crazy. those posts never make it here they just sit unpublished. This will be my third attempt to write on one subject. Submission. or to be more precise Obedience. Here is my question. Moreover, th...
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The Holverson Heritage: Standing...
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Monday, March 30, 2015. It was a bright and beautiful Spring day. The bees were working the early blossoms of the Forsythia tree and a rooster crowed in the court yard. I lazily sipped my coffee and then headed out to attend morning chores. Alright, that is a lie. a big fat lie. not that I haven't had farm mornings like that. oh, wait. yeah.no, I have never had a farm morning like that. Truth is. it is 37* out there right now, the wind is whipping and it is trying to snow big, wet flakes. It doesn't take...
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The Holverson Heritage: November 2013
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Monday, November 25, 2013. When the Lord created Adam, He gave the earth to him with the. Command to subdue and have dominion over it. What we learn from scriptures is that Adam, through sin, then turned the earth. Over to Satan and things became hard. very hard. One thing that didn't change, however, was the command of. Subduing and taking dominion. When we moved here three years ago, that command took. On a new meaning in a very physical way. I love our trees, I love the seclusion. I'm going to buy.
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The Holverson Heritage: March 2015
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Monday, March 30, 2015. It was a bright and beautiful Spring day. The bees were working the early blossoms of the Forsythia tree and a rooster crowed in the court yard. I lazily sipped my coffee and then headed out to attend morning chores. Alright, that is a lie. a big fat lie. not that I haven't had farm mornings like that. oh, wait. yeah.no, I have never had a farm morning like that. Truth is. it is 37* out there right now, the wind is whipping and it is trying to snow big, wet flakes. It doesn't take...
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The Holverson Heritage: February 2014
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Friday, February 28, 2014. Why grow your own? 1) Geraniums are expensive. 2) when you are caring for a family my size you soon learn to despise paying for anything twice. 3) growing your own helps insure a supply. 4) during the dark grey of winter it is nice to have something as stubborn as you blooming in defiance. So here is how I solve my need for geraniums. It's a jungle in there. The blossoms are placed on the table for one last hurrah. Would you look at that woman's widow? One thing I would like to...
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The Holverson Heritage: A Mile High..
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015. We have had a lot of rain. A LOT of rain. and it's kept the bees cooped up. The first nice day we had a while back, I inspected hives. I noticed that one of the packages I installed in April had exploded and was building swarm cells. I moved several of those cells into a hive that had recently lost their queen and began to destroy the rest. And swarm they did. On Monday, while I was fighting a nasty cold. And yes, still. UP. She went to the top of the next Oak.really? Crank up th...
