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lessons
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December 14, 2010. This turkey is grateful he didnt wind up on someones Thanksgiving plate. I was reminded after Thanksgiving. That I don’t think about and express gratitude often enough. Going around the table at supper and saying what you’re grateful for may be the traditional thing to do on Thanksgiving, but for me it’s distinctly an untraditional activity within the scope a whole year. (more…). Dude, Where’s My Rain? September 30, 2010. Matt in the garden wondering dude, wheres my rain? In late July ...
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Favored Photos: Matt’s Top 20. December 10, 2010. I scanned through my photos from this year at the farm, and gathered up my top 20. Originally, my plan was to pick the top 10, but I failed miserably. I chose these images, not just based on aesthetic appeal, but also because they capture some fine moments, and important events that marked the year (e.g., snowstorms). November 8, 2010. Frost has not stopped all garden activity. Lucy’s Birthday Shindig. October 6, 2010. Dude, Where’s My Rain? From June 1 t...
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86 Things We Learned from Farming
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86 Things We Learned from Farming. January 6, 2011. Over the course of the year we have each kept a li. Opossums can kill chickens, in fact, they disembowel them. Matt can kill opossums. Weasels leave the chickens they kill mostly in tact. Plants don’t do well when it’s really hot for a long time (Whitney). Plants need water, like, regularly (Kristin). Plants require, typically, about 1 inch of rain a week (Caleb). Excess heat really affects crop production (Matt). Peas are hard to grow (Kristin). Tomato...
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video
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November 15, 2010. I simply couldn’t resist. Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page. They Came From Climate Change! Supersweet sweet corn: 50 years in the making. Controversy Grows Over Horse and Buggy Produce. The Thomas Farm Project.
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November 15, 2010. I simply couldn’t resist. November 8, 2010. Frost has not stopped all garden activity. It’s been about a week since our first major frost of autumn, marking the end of most, but not all, activity in the garden. The frost was pretty late, I think, even for as far south as we are so we counted ourselves lucky. October 9, 2010. The Ameraucanas first blue egg (click to view larger). As you may recall, in posts dating back to July ( Chicken Drama I. Lucy’s Birthday Shindig. October 6, 2010.
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Thanksgiving
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November 27, 2010. Happy Thanksgiving, Blog Readers! Matt and I left the farm for Thanksgiving and have been visiting our friend Kacey in Blacksburg. We had a non-traditional (not to be confused with un-American) vegetarian Thanksgiving dinner of Chili Con Tempeh. Mashed potatoes, Brooklyn Brown Ale. And ice cream. I guess considering the mashed potatoes and apple pie we only qualify as semi-traditional. We also had fresh French Walnut Bread. Thankful for. It can be surprisingly therapeutic. Supersweet s...
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Our chickens
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November 15, 2010. I simply couldn’t resist. Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page. They Came From Climate Change! Supersweet sweet corn: 50 years in the making. Controversy Grows Over Horse and Buggy Produce. The Thomas Farm Project.
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Favored Photos: Matt’s Top 20
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Favored Photos: Matt’s Top 20. December 10, 2010. I scanned through my photos from this year at the farm, and gathered up my top 20. Originally, my plan was to pick the top 10, but I failed miserably. I chose these images, not just based on aesthetic appeal, but also because they capture some fine moments, and important events that marked the year (e.g., snowstorms). You have captured some great memories–I can imagine that Lucy will have fun looking at these in future years. Joni — December 13, 2010.
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Gratitude
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December 14, 2010. This turkey is grateful he didnt wind up on someones Thanksgiving plate. I was reminded after Thanksgiving. That I don’t think about and express gratitude often enough. Going around the table at supper and saying what you’re grateful for may be the traditional thing to do on Thanksgiving, but for me it’s distinctly an untraditional activity within the scope a whole year. As well as at Molly and Linda’s. I’m grateful for time: One of the main reasons I wanted to do the “Thom...And eat n...
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farm
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Favored Photos: Matt’s Top 20. December 10, 2010. I scanned through my photos from this year at the farm, and gathered up my top 20. Originally, my plan was to pick the top 10, but I failed miserably. I chose these images, not just based on aesthetic appeal, but also because they capture some fine moments, and important events that marked the year (e.g., snowstorms). July 17, 2010. Ode to the Farm. May 28, 2010. Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page.
