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I have a confession to make. As soon as I reach 2,000 pounds of produce, I’m planning on ripping up all the Swiss chard and kale in the back yard and tossing it to the chickens. Let’s hope it happens before Thanksgiving. Don’t you think the Swiss chard be a wonderful Thanksgiving meal for them? Read More >>
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This was great for stocking up. I did a little trading with my neighbors, bought some basics and splurged a little on myself. And all for around $20. Not to shabby if you ask me. Here is what I purchased this week: Fred Meyer $7.50 If you have teenagers, then I’m sure you know how Read More >>
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This morning I got a call from Mrs. Hillbilly. She wanted to do some bartering. Mrs. Hillbilly made her menu plan for the week and had discovered a few things missing from her pantry. On her wish list; diced tomatoes, onions, black beans, and pasta. So of course I showed up with a few extras. Read More >>
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So yesterday after, finding all those onions hiding in the raspberry patch, I started to wonder what else I may have missed. And that’s when it hit me. Potatoes. I need to go back and see if I missed any potatoes. After all, the day I harvested the fall potatoes it was raining, and I Read More >>
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