Mmmm, sweet potatoes! I can already taste the sweet potato fries, the sweet potato casserole, and sweet potato slices caramelized on the grill! Growing sweet potatoes is surprisingly easy and they grow very well in many parts of the United States. They also keep very well for winter use! Win, win! Let’s get started!
We’re Being Invaded! Bugs on the Kohlrabi
We are so proud of our kohlrabi patch…we love kohlrabi! But, wait a minute! There are some unexpected guests in the garden. Watch our video to see what we discovered.
Poke Weed: Is it Gonna Kill Me?
Since moving to the Ozark’s Kevin and Sarah have been hearing people talk about eating Poke Sallet. Yes, that is spelled correctly, even though it is pronounced like “salad”. This past weekend our pastor picked some poke weed and gave it to us at church and told us once again how we should try it. […]
Geese Gone Wild- A Gosling Update
Our goslings are getting so big! They are 3 weeks old and it’s time to start letting them out to discover the world. White Chinese geese will eat primarily grass and plants as adults, so letting them roam around in the grass is quite exciting for them! Come take a look at the very first […]
Top 6 Plants to Grow the First Year on a New Homestead
The first year on a new homestead can be very overwhelming. What do you do first? What’s the most important? We want everything accomplished as quickly as possible, but we also know it’s impossible. Take the guess work and frustration out of trying to decide what plants to put in the garden first. We’ve done […]
What’s the Difference? Cornish Cross vs. Dual Purpose Meat Chickens
What is the real difference between a cornish cross meat chicken and a dual purpose chicken that can be used for both eggs and meat? Let Kevin show you. He gives a detailed comparison between a 9 week old cornish cross chicken and a 9 month old dual purpose chicken after processing. He compares each […]
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