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Happy Hens

March 5, 2009 – 9:34 pm

…ssibly even summer by the temperatures at least. The hens roam in the snow-free hoop house all winter. In addition to organic grain, we give them hay and some vegetable scraps for entertainment. In the photo and video, the hens are scratching in the hay finding some treats, seeds and I suppose maybe some bugs and such. The photo shows three of our Golden Laced Wyandottes, one of our prettiest hens, I think. They keep themselves busy, and mostly ou…

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Introducing Tic, Tac & Toe

June 14, 2009 – 4:55 pm

…rning to keep clear of her big hooves. Already at just over a week old, they are trying to dig in the dirt, chewing on grass and tumbling over each other. That is when they aren’t nursing or burrowed in the straw for a nap. More pictures and stories to come as they get bigger, but here are the littlest ones on the farm. And their names – Tic, Tac and Toe because the naming theme for 2009 is Games. So all animals we acquire in 2009 will have a game…

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Fife and Her Piglets Bring Joy

November 14, 2009 – 1:03 pm

…ttle easier on a 20 degree night and they are very cute. Already, they are coming out of their shelter to dig around in the dirt, putting those noses to work at a young age. Fife is doing a great job in her new role as a mama pig and we have 6 strong piglets (4 boys & 2 girls) and 1 runt that seems tough, but she does worry us. We have already been asked about names for the piglets — yes, they need names. It is still 2009 so we need game names – d…

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2010: A Space Odyssey

April 1, 2010 – 6:19 am

…Space. Anything Space related, nominations are already coming in, so feel free to submit some. A few of the early suggestions include: Comet Polaris Hubble Ursa Orion Twinkly “A daring romp through the solar system and a worthy successor to 2001,” was Carl Sagan’s quote on the movie. Here, we are just making a daring romp through the agricultural system. Use the comment tool to contribute your ideas below for spacey names for lambs, kids and pigl…

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Farm Stand July 14th

July 19, 2011 – 5:29 pm

…ool down. Based on last week’s success, we are continuing the new style of free choice shopping. This week at the farm stand you can find: Arugula Asian Salad Greens Beets & Beet Greens Carrots Chard Garlic Scapes Kale Lettuce Mustard Greens Peas Radishes Salad Turnips Scallions Eggs Goat Milk Herbs Basil Cilantro Mint Oregano Parsley Sage Thyme In the Pantry Tomato Puree Tomato Paste Salsa Verde Red Salsa In the Freezer Bacon Beer Brats Chicken C…

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At the Farmstand: Aug 30 – Sept 5

August 29, 2012 – 9:40 pm

Last week for abundant cukes, but still some more to come. Our tomatoes are still cranking and late blight free (fingers crossed), so enjoy them while you can. Before you know it we will be onto squashes and fall veggies. This week at the farmstand you will find bounty in the form of: (Most will be available for drop in shopping, but the widest variety is available on Thursday). Goat Milk Fresh/Stored Veggies Basil Beets Cabbage, Red Carrots Char…

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Farmstand Week of Sept 22nd

September 22, 2011 – 2:31 pm

…e are still LOTS of tomatoes, but they won’t last so much longer. You have free choice, of course, but it is a GREAT week to rise to the challenge to eat (or process) what is plentiful in this season and that won’t last much longer. So we encourage you to take home lots of tomatoes for freezing or canning sauces and soups. This week at the farm stand you can find:   Veggies Beets Broccoli Cabbage Carrots Chard Cucumbers Fennel Garlic Green Tomatoe…

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Roasted Butternut Squash & Apple Soup

December 7, 2011 – 10:15 pm

…from Cooking Close to Home by Diane Imrie & Richard Jarmusz Diane will be preparing this soup at Sunday’s Cooking Demonstration at the Farm. Come sample it, check out her great cookbook and have fun at the farm.   This recipe was featured in Sally Pollack’s column in last week’s Burlington Free Press. See the story and recipe….

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Spring Fever

February 22, 2012 – 2:55 pm

…owards these longer, sunnier days.   As for the farmers, probably a mixed bag of enjoying the sun and longer days but still wanting some additional snow and the peace of winter.   For all of us, some special treats are how we address it. Compost scraps [do feel free to bring veggie only scraps to the hens and piglets] and tree branches for the animals; time off and summer goodness from the freezer for the humans in the mix. And a reminder to just…

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At the Farmstand: May 7-13

May 5, 2015 – 9:08 pm

…tatoes, Lots! Shallots Tomatoes, Frozen Meats Bacon, Maple smoked, nitrate free Pork Belly Bones, Pork & Goat Fat, Pork Leaf Fat, Pork Back Pork Jowl Ground Goat Goat Ribs/Goat Rack Goat Shoulder & Loin Roasts Ham, bone-in roasts Ham Steaks Leg of Goat Roasts Offals – all sorts! Pork Roasts – Shoulder, semi-boneless rib roasts, boston butt, and more Ribs, Pork Shanks, Goat Smoked Polish Sausage Tenderloin, Pork Turkey Breast Turkey Thighs Turkey D…

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