Have you ever thought about drilling winter wheat in the snow? Notice in yesterday’s blog post how nice the weather was. It was in the high 50’s and low 60’s all day long and today it’s snowing and 20’s for a high today. Hmmm 🤔? The point being, weather conditions … Continue reading
We are plowing deep for more pumpkin fields. Ground that has never been farmed can be plowed as deep as possible for best results. You can plow deep in the fall and let it lay all winter and then disk it in the spring before planting, or so what we … Continue reading
The final day of old barn tear down has finally came and gone. This old barn was a blessing to us in many ways. One being, the good wood and tin that has allowed us to turn our cabin into exactly what we was wanting. The other, was the experience … Continue reading
All of the weekly rains and some sunshine has made for fresh garden produce. My wife is really good with her raised bed gardens and her beautiful flowers. The pictures below will speak for themselves. We’ve been eating fresh garden produce almost daily because of Rhonda’s hard work and talents. … Continue reading
This barn tear down is a real project for sure. A barn that was built in the early 1900’s using real lumber and square nails. Barn wood has become something that lots of people nowadays are using for accent walls, table, shelves and many other projects. For us, this old … Continue reading
Thank God for our backup generator when the power went out today in this crazy snow storm. What a familiar feeling it was to being back to off grid living again. Not long ago, our only source of electricity was with generators and battery banks. Check out the pictures below … Continue reading
