As you fire up the tractor for spring tasks, check the toolbox.
You would think after keeping them on our farm for near twenty years, I’d have discovered a consistent, efficient, responsible way to deal with my Muscovy flock’s obsession with reproduction (I suspect they’re plotting to take over the farm, then the world).
One of my favorite things about life in Italy is the different rhythm of my life here.
With our teenage daughter speeding toward high school graduation, I’ve found myself wishing on a near-daily basis that I could turn back the clock and make her my little girl again.
I just returned from a trip to Washington, D.C. with a stop at Monticello, home to Thomas Jefferson.
Showcase the season’s homegrown garden veggies with homemade salad dressings.
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While I’m waiting for the soil to dry out so I can prepare the beds for spring planting, I spend time in the garden building a new terrace on the lower part of the cliff.
My husband and I have wanted to build a better compost pile for a few years now.
I was at my friend Richard’s house this week when his neighbor came over and grafted another one of Richard’s old cherry trees.
