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Hoosier Homesteaders: February 2011

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Notes on our journey to being more self-reliable. Sunday, February 27, 2011. Little Man has been keeping us plenty busy. Here he is dreaming about spring.at least his mom and dad are! To try to get in a bit of early "dirt" time, I separated my aloe pups from the mother plant and potted them. I also had to throw away the rosemary plant that didn't agree with growing in my kitchen. I'll try again with the rosemary, as it's a great herb for cooking. I'm crossing my fingers that I get some doelings. Selectin...

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Hoosier Homesteaders: January 2012

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Notes on our journey to being more self-reliable. Tuesday, January 31, 2012. Mr and Mrs. Hoosier Homesteader. Sunday, January 29, 2012. My big brick house mama goat is due on Tuesday. I have been checking on her throughout the day, and she seems happy and content. I am so ready for another round of bottle babies. I'll keep my ear out for any hints of impending labor via the barn/baby monitor. Come on babies! Mr and Mrs. Hoosier Homesteader. Tuesday, January 24, 2012. The barn is done! I heard excited whi...

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Hoosier Homesteaders: March 2011

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Notes on our journey to being more self-reliable. Tuesday, March 29, 2011. My Kids- Caprine Variety. The goat babies are doing very well. We ended up with two bucklings. From Tease, and a buckling and doeling. I really wanted a doeling. From both, but at least we got one. In the video you'll see 5 kids. We actually bought an Alpine buckling to be sure we could breed the girls this year. We're hoping to get a Saanen. Tease with her bucklings. And our Grand Prize- Heidi. Always loved the look of Oberhasli.

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Hoosier Homesteaders: June 2011

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Notes on our journey to being more self-reliable. Sunday, June 26, 2011. This year, we added 3 raised garden beds to the homestead. We have a large garden as well, but decided to change things up a bit. The large garden now grows corn, beans, some of our onions, and our viney. Plants (cukes, zukes, melons, and winter squash). We hope to add more raised beds as time goes on. I think this fall, when we plant more cabbages for canning saur. From sticking to the plants to keep the worms at bay. We moved out ...

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patchworkfibers | Patchwork Farm Jacob Sheep

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Patchwork Farm Jacob Sheep. Sheep, dogs, and a cat (and some people) in the Georgia mountains. March 26, 2016. Patchwork Badger and Patchwork Elsa are my eleven year old daughters of Jacquee’s Junco. Badger and Elsa were such cute lambs! Both were bred to Kenleigh’s Casanova last fall for 2016 lambs. I staggered putting the ewes in. Elsa went … Continue reading →. Lambs – 6, 7, 9, 10, 11. March 19, 2016. March 10, 2016. It’s been so long since I wrote a blog post! The Issue of Horns (or a horny issue).

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The Issue of Horns (or a horny issue) | Patchwork Farm Jacob Sheep

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Patchwork Farm Jacob Sheep. Sheep, dogs, and a cat (and some people) in the Georgia mountains. The Issue of Horns (or a horny issue). July 26, 2015. Because I haven’t blogged in forever and because someone asked me about ewe lamb laterals, I decided to answer via my blog. If you don’t care about laterals, you can stop at the sunflower. While my favorite ewe lambs show up with strong horns from the beginning like Sashay. View all posts by patchworkfibers →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Address ...

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Patchwork Farm Jacob Sheep. Sheep, dogs, and a cat (and some people) in the Georgia mountains. Newer posts →. Sharing, because…. November 18, 2014. I’ve always enjoyed Robin Lynde’s posts from Meridian Jacobs. Her current series of Close To Home blog posts is such a fascinating look at the journeys from farms to gallery. Sharing, because. I love the stories of the farms, the farmers, the sheep, the artists and I think you will too. Http:/ meridianjacobs.wordpress.com/. Sightseeing From the Front Deck.

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Hoosier Homesteaders: Fast growth!

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Notes on our journey to being more self-reliable. Saturday, May 26, 2012. What a difference a week makes! Mr and Mrs. Hoosier Homesteader. September 18, 2012 at 4:47 PM. I just found your blog and am excited to see someone from Indiana doing some homesteading! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mr and Mrs. Hoosier Homesteader. We moved out to a small piece of land in Indiana in the spring of 2009. We currently have goats, pigs, chickens, and gardens. View my complete profile. This, That, and the Udder.