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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: October 2016

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Wednesday, October 12, 2016. Well Janice was needing to go down and visit her parents this year and since I can not reach my left foot, one of my Grand Daughters, Natasha, came to stay with me while Grandmother went to California. Natasha and I enjoy doing projects together so I had already decided that we needed a new incinerator door and frame. As one can already tell the first door and frame were made from scrap steel, and after being in place for almost sixteen years they needed replacement badly.

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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: Gardening

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Build a Raised Bed. A simple way to build raised bed frames. How to build a raised bed using four pieces of untreated framing lumber, with not a scrap of waste. Each bed requires:. Three 2-by-12 boards, 8 feet long. One 2-by-4 board, 8 feet long. 21/2-inch galvanized deck screws (approximately 28 screws). Cut the 2-by-4 board into one 4-foot length, to serve as a center brace, and four 1-foot lengths for corner supports. The two uncut boards will become the sides of the raised bed. The soil can be libera...

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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: December 2015

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Sunday, December 20, 2015. WINTER ON THE HOMESTEAD. OK, I know winter does not officially start until day after tomorrow, but look at the pictures, it is here now. Hard to believe Christmas is less that a week away. I was thinking that since it has been about three months since we posted, it would be nice to get an update done. I went out and started taking pictures, and this is an example of the pictures I was getting. Today is a partly rainy day and continual over cast. In this picture you can not see ...

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San Carlos Eaton Hills 4-H

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Links to 4-H resources. Sharpens Clipper Blades, Scissors and Knives. San Carlos Eaton Hills 4-H Yahoo Group. San Carlos Eaton Hills 4-H Uniform. Uniform - Hat Badge Diagram. Photo of 4H hat with badge placement. The 4-H Mall - All things 4-H. San Mateo County Website. 4H name and emblem, history, resources and more. San Carlos Eaton Hills 4H Expense and Reimbursement Form. UC Davis 4H resources. 4H Record Book Resources. Includes record book forms to download. Livestock Management and Supervision Form.

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Riddle Family Farm: How to Take a Doe From Post Partum to Production

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The journey from a suburban lifestyle ,to a homesteading lifestyle, slow and easy. Saturday, July 4, 2015. How to Take a Doe From Post Partum to Production. I can't promise you a comprehensive post on this subject, but I can promise a detailed one sharing my experience. I remember my first freshening experience, it new to me, new to the goat, and frankly it took time to produce milk fit for human consumption. Give yourself time to adjust, it will come.If I can do this. Do they come when you whistle?

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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: March 2016

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Friday, March 11, 2016. Well Grizzly Mountain Gardens has a new resident. Her name is Sadie, and she is just over a year old, still a puppy. New resident besides the new baby goats. We adopted her from the local Shelter and feel so very lucky to find such a wonderful pure bred dog. Part of the fees from the shelter was license and micro chip implanted. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). National Center for Home Food Preservation. A Farmish Kind Of Life. Good news: NEW WEBSITE! When did THAT ...

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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: NEW RESIDENT

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Friday, March 11, 2016. Well Grizzly Mountain Gardens has a new resident. Her name is Sadie, and she is just over a year old, still a puppy. New resident besides the new baby goats. We adopted her from the local Shelter and feel so very lucky to find such a wonderful pure bred dog. Part of the fees from the shelter was license and micro chip implanted. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). National Center for Home Food Preservation. A Farmish Kind Of Life. Good news: NEW WEBSITE! Starting Your Spring Garden.

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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: SPRING IS COMMING

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Wednesday, February 24, 2016. I decided that since spring is close to coming, I should get another post done for our blog, so here goes. Today is sunny and clear, a little chilly but not too bad. Janice and I have been pruning trees, shrubs, and vines. We have the Filbert trees at the top of the yard done and they look so very much better. We have removed one rooted sucker and still need to remove two or three more, and will give to the kids. In this picture the little tree in the fore ground is a Honey ...

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Grizzly Mountain Gardens: Animals

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I would like to introduce our new family members. These two are from our little nanny we kept from last years babies. Her name is Brownie. This is her first year to have babies and she did a wonderful job. She had one boy, 5.5 lbs, and one girl, 5 lbs. They were born during the night last night. We still have one nanny yet to deliver. Ghost, she is a nanny we kept from three years ago and this will be her third time kidding. Can't wait to see what they look like. Homemade Udder Salve (For Cows and Goats).