Whelp. The corn market sucks and the bean market sucks more. Or is it suckier?
Nevermind.
Small Farming Can Save Big Money
Green Beans With Onion and Tomato
In keeping with more postings of thrifty and easy recipes, here’s a recipe from the 1960’s. I don’t think Grandma was aware of the words Keto or Whole 30 back in the day, but she did have the good idea to put together this tasty side dish.
Easy Pulled Pork
Change. We’ve all had some! There have been a couple hundred thousand of you who have voted by visiting my Pinterest account that you need thrifty, homemade food! So, starting today, I will be posting easy from-the-farm recipes more often until we all get through this. And because Lila gave me her large collection of vintage Midwest farm cookbooks, we are set for decades! (I’m not kidding…)
What Matters Most
Prepare Like a Farmer and Apple Cider Beef Stew
Holy Cats! I caught the TV news and saw shots of empty grocery store shelves. No toilet paper, canned goods or frozen vegetables as far as the eye could see! My heart goes out to anyone experiencing stress getting needed supplies.
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Choosing a New Chicken Flock and Rice Raisin Pudding
Our hearts are a little bit broken. Most of our chickens have died this year. Our flock lasted ten years, and then over the span of six months, they passed a few at a time, and now only two remain. Continue reading “Choosing a New Chicken Flock and Rice Raisin Pudding”
Cleaning a Farm Windbreak and Simple Fruit Salad
We let things go! Trees, broken branches and undergrowth have gotten a bit out of control in our windbreak. We will work in January instead of the summer to cut out undergrowth and trees because it’s easier to pull out vegetation when it’s dead and the ground is not yet frozen solid. No chemicals are used, just hard work.
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Recycling on the Farm and Crescent Beef Stroganoff
FarmStyle CrossFit
Today I took my daily walk a little earlier as a winter storm is going to hit during my usual walk time. While I was walking, I noticed tires dumped into the ditch. What the heck!
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Harvesting Soybeans in the Winter and Chicken Tortilla Soup
This year’s growing and harvest season have been white-knuckle. If you remember, the planting season was difficult, the growing season was difficult, and the harvest season was difficult.
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A Difficult Harvest and Pumpkin Spice Caramel Apple Dip
Between a Rock and a Very Hard Place
Can’t win for losing. Have you ever heard of that phrase? It means you can’t win if you’re losing all of the time.
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