This is the second year of building a hoop greenhouse from a cattle panel. I took what I learned from last year and improved on it this year. It is only a temporary greenhouse (I said that last year, too! … Continue reading →
Whether in a crisis, for self reliance, or convenience, people turn to plants for both food and medicine. And there are some plants that will vanish faster than all others in a crisis. The only way to make sure you … Continue reading →
January – Zone 6b Early Yellow Globe OnionChivesSnapdragonsGolden CeleryCatnip February Early Yellow Globe OnionSpring onionsChivesParsleyMintKaleLittle Gem Romaine Lettuce March Mid-to-end BrassicasLeafy GreensCilantroPlant outside if soil has dried out Peas Onions & leek seedlings toward end of March Beets, turnips, radishes, … Continue reading →
Pyometra is a uterine infection, caused by the hormonal changes of a heat cycle, showing up 4-8 weeks after being in heat if a pregnancy doesn’t occur. My mastiff has had it twice at the time of this post. Some … Continue reading →
Egg production is slowly starting to pick up again after a long month of illness in our chickens and losing one of our hens. I’m writing this post hoping it helps somebody else not make the same mistakes I made. … Continue reading →
