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DIY Fungi – Postponed to Nov. 12
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Who took a bite outta Peter Pumpkin?!!
This just in: someone took a bite outta Peter Pumpkin! “…I was just sitting there, out in the field, excited for the Pumpkin Patch and dreaming about my forever home, when suddenly, from outta nowhere, I was knocked over by … Continue reading
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Pumpkin Patch Blues
We are still selling pumpkins y’all @InishOge Organic Farm, but due to the crazytown extreme weather advisories, we have cancelled the festival market planned for Saturday. We’re really bummed. And, needless to say, the pumpkins are pissed. One of the … Continue reading
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Vibes are on the Rise
Freak pumpkin sightings on Helgesen Road. Proceed with caution. Faerie activity detected in the vicinity. Being monitored closely. Stay tuned for updates.
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What We Need Is Here
by Wendell Berry Geese appear high over us, pass, and the sky closes. Abandon, as in love or sleep, holds them to their way, clear in the ancient faith: what we need is here. And we pray, not for new … Continue reading
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Stay Calm and Swale On…
WaterWise Landscaping for Food-Growing May 28, 9am-noon @InishOge Farm $30/person RSVP LittleSideRoad@outlook.com Limited spaces reserved with payment Our summers are long & hot & dry, and restrictions on water use are becoming the norm. Come see/explore/learn about a “new” old landscaping technique … Continue reading
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The Family Farm
This is what the kids and I did today: let the chickens out, filled their feed troughs, broke the ice in their water dishes covered the greens with remay fixed a deer fence collected firewood & split kindling harvested usnia … Continue reading
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