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Middot; Leave a Comment. Tracy visits Oley Valley Organics. An organic farm established by Barb and Mike Dietrich in 2006. Barb talks about the steps required to qualify for USDA certification. Posted on 04.11.11 · Tagged with family. Choose a Post at Random. American Livestock Breeds Conservancy. Black Buggy Baking Company. Koch's Turkey Farm. Loch's Fiber Mill. Shepherd's Loft Farm. We Support Our Troops! Cool Videos that Work .
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Visiting a Community Fair – Webisode 2. Middot; 1 Comment. Tracy Toth, our host, continues our day at the fair. We learn more of “all things Ag” at the Oley Valley Community Fair in part two of our two-part webisode. Posted on 10.13.10 · Tagged with 4-H. Visiting a Community Fair – Webisode 1. Middot; 3 Comments. Join our host, Tracy Toth, as she introduces us to a communal celebration of “all things Ag” at the Community Fair in part one of this two-part webisode. Blog Post About Our Bees Webisode. After...
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Our Turkey Chicks Are In. Middot; Leave a Comment. Tracy introduces newly arrived Turkey chicks to their new home. Jwplayer("jwplayer-2").setup({flashplayer: "/wp-content/uploads/jw-player-plugin-for-wordpress/player/player.swf", width: "400", height: "280", controlbar: "bottom", "image": "/wp-content/uploads/turkeychick.jpg", "file": "/wp-content/uploads/turkeychicks.flv", events: {}, config: " }); Tracy introduces newly arrived Turkey chicks to their new home. Middot; Leave a Comment. These were the ba...
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Egg Anatomy Q&A. Middot; Leave a Comment. In the local elementary school, fourth grade students hatch chicks as part of the science curriculum learning about the daily development of a chicken egg along with way. Egg customers of ours will occasionally ask about eggs so I thought I’d include a few of the answers to the frequently asked questions (I stay refreshed because both my children have hatched chicks in class in recent years plus, I can always ask them! Are all eggs fertilized? The chalazae are on...
The Beginning : Homegrown on a Hobby Farm
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Middot; 1 Comment. Jwplayer("jwplayer-2").setup({flashplayer: "/wp-content/uploads/jw-player-plugin-for-wordpress/player/player.swf", width: "400", height: "280", controlbar: "bottom", "image": "/wp-content/uploads/logo-vid.jpg", "file": "/wp-content/uploads/Trailer.flv", events: {}, config: " });. Homegrown on a Hobby Farm Movie Trailer. Posted on 07.16.10 · Tagged with canning. One Response to “The Beginning”. July 20 at 10:58 am. Look forward to more videos. Those preserves look de-lish!
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Life on the Guitner Road: April 2012
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Life on the Guitner Road. Saturday, April 21, 2012. Butterfly's Twins - Banjo and Bongo. Monday, April 2. Bella opened lambing season a day before my vacation began and her sister, Butterfly, closed lambing season after I went back to work. Those silly sisters. Butterfly gave birth to beautiful twin boys, Banjo on the left, and Bongo (center). Banjo looks so much like his mama did as a baby. My little profile pic at the top right of the blog is a pic of Butterfly as a lamb. Links to this post.
Life on the Guitner Road: I Found a Box Turtle.
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Life on the Guitner Road. Sunday, April 7, 2013. I Found a Box Turtle. It's been a long time since I've seen a box turtle. Hayley and I went for a walk this evening and I spied him in a muddy roadside ditch. I put him safely in the pasture so he didn't get run over. I think he was just waking from his winter nap. Live long and prosper, little guy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Click for more Guitner Road Photos. See Us on the Web. I Found a Box Turtle. Chickens in the Road.
Life on the Guitner Road: October 2013
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Life on the Guitner Road. Wednesday, October 23, 2013. Just passing through this morning. A rest before heading further south. Links to this post. Monday, October 21, 2013. A Day on the Guitner Road - Friday, October 18. I had my camera in hand throughout the lovely day Friday:. Golden sunrise shining on the October woods. Sheep grazing/browsing in the morning sunlight. Coleus still blooming bright by the Adirondack chairs. Self sowing Lady in Red salvia. What can I say? She likes playing in the water.
Life on the Guitner Road: A Day on the Guitner Road - Friday, October 18
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Life on the Guitner Road. Monday, October 21, 2013. A Day on the Guitner Road - Friday, October 18. I had my camera in hand throughout the lovely day Friday:. Golden sunrise shining on the October woods. Sheep grazing/browsing in the morning sunlight. Coleus still blooming bright by the Adirondack chairs. Self sowing Lady in Red salvia. What can I say? She likes playing in the water. Moss between the flagstones. It's all locally grown. Sheep and donkey at sunset. October 25, 2013 at 9:20 PM. Dal filo d'e...
Life on the Guitner Road: September 2011
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Life on the Guitner Road. Sunday, September 18, 2011. Hey, Blogosphere, I didn't forget you. Summer's dry, hot weather has passed. As we are nearing Autumn here on the Guitner Road, the rain has arrived. Remnants of Hurricane Lee brought nearly a foot of rain last week. The sheep got sheared Wednesday evening. There was a thunderstorm going on outside but all the sheep were dry in the barn. YAY! Dan (our shearer) will soon wrap up his fortieth shearing season. This month will mark a year she's been with ...
Life on the Guitner Road: June 2011
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Life on the Guitner Road. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. I'm Downsizing but the Sheep Are Moving On UP. Two groups of sheep left here in the past week. The first group, six yearling ewes and stunning Mick, a ram, moved east of Scranton, PA. The ewes are 6 of the 7 sheep in the banner photo. The dark ewe in the center back and the donkey are still here with me. Thank you, Susan for allowing me to share the photo you took of the young ewes at their new home yesterday. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Life on the Guitner Road: 2012 Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
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Life on the Guitner Road. Monday, May 7, 2012. 2012 Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. Going to the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival is always a fun day. Sunday's weather was just right. Temps were in the high 60's and low 70's. The skies were overcast and the winds were calm. No sunburn worries. No coats or umbrellas were necessary. A young lady from Monongahela, PA received my Princess Dot. Dottie is going to be treated like a princess at her new home. I was pleased when I met the recipient and ...Dotti...
Life on the Guitner Road: June 2013
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Life on the Guitner Road. Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Sweet Cherries and Birds. This week is cherry picking week for the birds. What a delight to watch them flying in and out of that tree. Everyone is looking for the perfect fruit. Cardinals, robins, blackbirds and mockingbirds all noisily chasing the next bird away from the treasure. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Click for more Guitner Road Photos. See Us on the Web. Sweet Cherries and Birds. Chickens in the Road.
Life on the Guitner Road: October 2011
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Life on the Guitner Road. Monday, October 10, 2011. Of Sun Dogs and Puppies. I often see sun dogs in the evening. We have a great view of the west sky from our place. This afternoon I noticed these sun dogs rather high in the sky. We've had a week of lovely clear fall weather. Now the rain is moving in for the next couple days. BR finally got weather suitable for painting the barn. He worked at it all weekend long. Nice going, Mr. C! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
Life on the Guitner Road: Fresh Summer Pasture
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Life on the Guitner Road. Friday, June 13, 2014. We've had a nice spring time, though it was slow getting warm here. The sheep and donkey enjoyed getting out on fresh pasture Tuesday. July 9, 2014 at 8:40 PM. What beautiful photos, Linda! Hopefully, youre in the throes of a full-blown summer by now. Our spring was late as well. Pardon my ignorance, did you have any lambs this spring? I hope you have some time off this summer! July 25, 2014 at 12:46 PM. How is Hayley doing? Have a good summer.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011. A Week of Sizzling Soccer. Why SIZZLING you might ask? Only because the HOTTEST week of the summer was the week we signed up for British Soccer Camp. No worries though. We concentrated on drinking plenty of water and taking breaks in the shade erected by a fellow soccer parent named Honor. (She provided three easy-up shelters, one for each field). Piper has become Dr. Evil and is now firing lasers. Piper's coach was pretty smitten with her. Finn's team won THE WORLD CUP! It was a ...
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