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Weekly Snapshot 4/3/26
What are we doing? It’s all about spring! Fast rotations through the pastures, weeding like a fiend in the garden and cursing the Bermuda grass, planting, transplanting and harvesting asparagus. My boldness in planting tomatoes earlier didn’t pay off when… Continue reading
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Weekly Snapshot – March 20
Monday’s low 24; Friday’s high 91. I’m feeling bold…. which sometimes works for me and sometimes doesn’t 🤞🌱. After a rain is a good time to look for tracks and see what is making rounds 🦝🐺 Continue reading
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A Winter’s Pause
The beginning of a new year aligns itself with winter’s slower pace, creating space for personal reflection and new possibilities. Continue reading
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Managing Challenges
I took a pause the last month+ month for knee surgery and am just immensely grateful to those who have stepped up to take over farm chores and household duties, most especially my husband. He in turn I know would… Continue reading
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The Malabar Spinach Experiment
I like experimenting with new varieties of herbs and vegetables in the garden. Spinach is a green that I love, but it doesn’t really like Texas weather and I’m always intimidated by the sheer volume I would need to grow… Continue reading
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Weekly Snapshot – September 12
We are enjoying the cooler mornings that lead into Fall, mornings when sunlight spills out over dew-drenched grass and I grab a hoodie because there is just a little chill in the air. I step out into the pasture with… Continue reading
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Weekly Snapshot – August 29
A little late season honey harvest. Clockwise from top left: An older fall honey frame with a black foundation sheet compared with a fresh spring frame the bees built out themselves; freshly pulled small honey frame ready for extraction; the… Continue reading
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What Do Goats Eat?
I assumed my animals would just automatically graze whatever was available. It turns out that’s not exactly true. Continue reading
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Weekly Snapshot – August 10
Time to start mowing! Pasture maintenance, native grass seed heads and poison ivy control. My goats always seem to want to love on me more after they’ve been clearing the poison ivy. Continue reading
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Herbal Deworming
One of the reasons we created our farm homestead is to allow us to have a choice on the chemical elements present in our food supply. I’m not saying all chemicals are bad. I think there is a time and… Continue reading







