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TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: NANKING CHERRY BUSH Well, here is what we got: CHERRIES! NANKING CHERRY to be exact. It is from the same genus as cherry trees are but has a different growth habit. Instead of a tree, it grows into a large bush form. When we were trying to find another fruit variety to grow in the orchard area, we thought about cherries. Of course those do NOT grow down here. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … It was obviously handmade, or maybe custom made (welded together) and was very heavy made up of various large pieces of metal. The top curved piece rotated, almost like a globe would do. We were kind of thinking maybe something laid in there, like a piece of art or an artifact like a sword or something similar? It was probably expensiveoriginally.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RESTRINGING THE DEER FENCING Last year I made the mistake of doing them in one long continuous strand for each level. I'd go around one post and wrap it around a few times then go to the next pole, wrap around again, go to the next and wrap around, and so forth until I got to where I started and then tieit off.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAIN HAIL AND TORNADOES OH MY It was at the farm in no time. The red pushpin above is the exact location of the farm and the darkest color is the most intense storm. Then suddenly there was a radar indicated tornado over the town nearest to the farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: OLD FASHIONED WELL PUMP This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. Along the way, we'll share ideas, photos, plans, recipes, crafts, and hopefully get a lot from you all as well. Welcome to the great state of Texas and our farm, Seda Bolsa Farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: MORE BITS AND PIECES OF LIFE LOL! The amethyst - one of my childhood things. I collected rocks and minerals and gemstones like this for ages when I was little. Not even sure where I got this originally but I've had it for most of my life. The tin metal rocket - that's a purchase. 2nd Man got it for me years ago as a surprise gift. It's a vintage tin lithographed friction toy. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FIRST HARVEST OF THE SEASON Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: NANKING CHERRY BUSH Well, here is what we got: CHERRIES! NANKING CHERRY to be exact. It is from the same genus as cherry trees are but has a different growth habit. Instead of a tree, it grows into a large bush form. When we were trying to find another fruit variety to grow in the orchard area, we thought about cherries. Of course those do NOT grow down here. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … It was obviously handmade, or maybe custom made (welded together) and was very heavy made up of various large pieces of metal. The top curved piece rotated, almost like a globe would do. We were kind of thinking maybe something laid in there, like a piece of art or an artifact like a sword or something similar? It was probably expensiveoriginally.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RESTRINGING THE DEER FENCING Last year I made the mistake of doing them in one long continuous strand for each level. I'd go around one post and wrap it around a few times then go to the next pole, wrap around again, go to the next and wrap around, and so forth until I got to where I started and then tieit off.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAIN HAIL AND TORNADOES OH MY It was at the farm in no time. The red pushpin above is the exact location of the farm and the darkest color is the most intense storm. Then suddenly there was a radar indicated tornado over the town nearest to the farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: OLD FASHIONED WELL PUMP This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. Along the way, we'll share ideas, photos, plans, recipes, crafts, and hopefully get a lot from you all as well. Welcome to the great state of Texas and our farm, Seda Bolsa Farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WE ARE VACCINATED Well, we did it. We have been fully vaccinated! For me, this was a Mt. Everest moment. You see, I have a terrible fear of needles. My fear comes from a childhood trauma. I was bitten by a stray cat when I was about four or five and they couldn't catch the cat so I had to haverabies shots.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FIRST HARVEST OF THE SEASON Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AT THE FARM TODAY Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: JULY 2020 From the online description of this variety it produces large (though these are small since the tree is still small), crisp apples with a yellow greenish skin and a red blush. The sweet and slightly tart flesh is perfect for fresh eating, cooking and baking. Here is it TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: YARD AND GARDEN UPDATE I must have had a tailwind because it was a quicker than normal mowing, ha. I didn't edge but I'll work on that this weekend. The good thing is there shouldn't be a need to mow this coming weekend because I keep it short this time of year to plan for the heavy Spring rainswe sometimes get.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BITS AND PIECES OF LIFE The flowers are a paper flower bunch that my Mom got once on a trip.She loved them and so do we. They are so delicate looking (and honestly, kind of realistic). We put them in a small vase with some clear marbles and it just adds a bit of life and color. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … Regular readers know that I have a favorite place to look for bargainsour downstairs trash area! Our building has trash chutes on every floor and they feed into a separate room, but for boxes and other things that people can't put in the chute, there is an area (indoor) near the loading dock where people can put the things theydon't want.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WATER, FRUIT, VEGGIES AND EGGS An actual TOMATO! Dang things happen fast in the garden this time of year. And finally, 2nd Family brought us a dozen more eggs. They said their chickens (and ducks) are laying like crazy. The two large eggs above are duck eggs. I've heard a rumor that there might be TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAINY DAYS AND HOBART SUNDAY RAINY DAYS AND HOBART SUNDAY. Yesterday (and today) is a rainy mess again. I made it out to the farm but when I got there, it was raining. I was kind of afraid of getting the Jeep stuck in the yard so I had to be careful. I parked in the highest spot of TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: DIGGING HOLES IN CLAY SOIL A problem with digging a hole in clay is that the sides smooth out, it hardens and it becomes almost like an "in ground clay pot". That's how plants can "drown" while in the ground. Softening clay soil with Hydrogen Peroxide. Sure enough, after pouring it all around the hole, the clay in the soil seemed to 'melt'down the sides. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AT THE FARM TODAY Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: MORE BITS AND PIECES OF LIFE LOL! The amethyst - one of my childhood things. I collected rocks and minerals and gemstones like this for ages when I was little. Not even sure where I got this originally but I've had it for most of my life. The tin metal rocket - that's a purchase. 2nd Man got it for me years ago as a surprise gift. It's a vintage tin lithographed friction toy. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: NANKING CHERRY BUSH Well, here is what we got: CHERRIES! NANKING CHERRY to be exact. It is from the same genus as cherry trees are but has a different growth habit. Instead of a tree, it grows into a large bush form. When we were trying to find another fruit variety to grow in the orchard area, we thought about cherries. Of course those do NOT grow down here. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RESTRINGING THE DEER FENCING Last year I made the mistake of doing them in one long continuous strand for each level. I'd go around one post and wrap it around a few times then go to the next pole, wrap around again, go to the next and wrap around, and so forth until I got to where I started and then tieit off.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / … The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: OLD FASHIONED WELL PUMP This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. Along the way, we'll share ideas, photos, plans, recipes, crafts, and hopefully get a lot from you all as well. Welcome to the great state of Texas and our farm, Seda Bolsa Farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICE sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AT THE FARM TODAY Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: MORE BITS AND PIECES OF LIFE LOL! The amethyst - one of my childhood things. I collected rocks and minerals and gemstones like this for ages when I was little. Not even sure where I got this originally but I've had it for most of my life. The tin metal rocket - that's a purchase. 2nd Man got it for me years ago as a surprise gift. It's a vintage tin lithographed friction toy. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: NANKING CHERRY BUSH Well, here is what we got: CHERRIES! NANKING CHERRY to be exact. It is from the same genus as cherry trees are but has a different growth habit. Instead of a tree, it grows into a large bush form. When we were trying to find another fruit variety to grow in the orchard area, we thought about cherries. Of course those do NOT grow down here. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RESTRINGING THE DEER FENCING Last year I made the mistake of doing them in one long continuous strand for each level. I'd go around one post and wrap it around a few times then go to the next pole, wrap around again, go to the next and wrap around, and so forth until I got to where I started and then tieit off.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / … The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: OLD FASHIONED WELL PUMP This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. Along the way, we'll share ideas, photos, plans, recipes, crafts, and hopefully get a lot from you all as well. Welcome to the great state of Texas and our farm, Seda Bolsa Farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICE sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WE ARE VACCINATED Well, we did it. We have been fully vaccinated! For me, this was a Mt. Everest moment. You see, I have a terrible fear of needles. My fear comes from a childhood trauma. I was bitten by a stray cat when I was about four or five and they couldn't catch the cat so I had to haverabies shots.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOODED YARD AND GARDEN Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: MORE BITS AND PIECES OF LIFE LOL! The amethyst - one of my childhood things. I collected rocks and minerals and gemstones like this for ages when I was little. Not even sure where I got this originally but I've had it for most of my life. The tin metal rocket - that's a purchase. 2nd Man got it for me years ago as a surprise gift. It's a vintage tin lithographed friction toy. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FIRST HARVEST OF THE SEASON Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BITS AND PIECES OF LIFE The flowers are a paper flower bunch that my Mom got once on a trip.She loved them and so do we. They are so delicate looking (and honestly, kind of realistic). We put them in a small vase with some clear marbles and it just adds a bit of life and color. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WATER, FRUIT, VEGGIES AND EGGS An actual TOMATO! Dang things happen fast in the garden this time of year. And finally, 2nd Family brought us a dozen more eggs. They said their chickens (and ducks) are laying like crazy. The two large eggs above are duck eggs. I've heard a rumor that there might be TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: UPDATE FROM YESTERDAY AND … It always comes back and we'd rather it be short enough so that if I miss a week for whatever reason it's not a long day of mowing and clogging up the mower, ha. Yesterday was good! When I got back, 2nd Man made one of my favorite weekend mealspork loin with herbs de Provence (with the lavender), mashed roasted sweet potatoes withgarlic and
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LANDSCAPE TIMBER FLOWER BED Seeing that little bubble in the middle is a great feeling. It also means no more bending and stooping so the quicker it gets to the center the better, ha. Here it is looking from above on the porch. Lots of room now to plant stuff. Flowerbed. And above and below is thefinished result.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … Regular readers know that I have a favorite place to look for bargainsour downstairs trash area! Our building has trash chutes on every floor and they feed into a separate room, but for boxes and other things that people can't put in the chute, there is an area (indoor) near the loading dock where people can put the things theydon't want.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOME GREAT NEWS FOR A CHANGE After the weekend of bad news we recently had, we did get some great news that we wanted to share!. As many of you read a few months back, 2nd Family is getting divorced. We hate that but we understand that life happens sometimes. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAIN HAIL AND TORNADOES OH MY It was at the farm in no time. The red pushpin above is the exact location of the farm and the darkest color is the most intense storm. Then suddenly there was a radar indicated tornado over the town nearest to the farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WOODEN BOTTLE SHIPPING BOX Regular readers know that I have a favorite place to look for bargainsour downstairs trash area! Our building has trash chutes on every floor and they feed into a separate room, but for boxes and other things that people can't put in the chute, there is an area (indoor) near the loading dock where people can put the things theydon't want.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: STEEL REBAR IN LANDSCAPE … Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: DIGGING HOLES IN CLAY SOIL For the garden and the fruit trees, we build open bottom raised beds. For the veggies they rarely grow deeper than the height of the raised beds but just like the fruit trees, with the bottom open, as the soil settles and we add compost etc, the worms and other things come in and the clay below the raised beds slowly breaks up and the roots getthrough it.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP DEER REPELLENT But then I read that it is a deer repellent. Really? OK, worth a try I suppose. I bought some Irish Spring soap, original scent, and proceeded to cut it up into smaller chunks. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knockon wood, were
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … Regular readers know that I have a favorite place to look for bargainsour downstairs trash area! Our building has trash chutes on every floor and they feed into a separate room, but for boxes and other things that people can't put in the chute, there is an area (indoor) near the loading dock where people can put the things theydon't want.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOME GREAT NEWS FOR A CHANGE After the weekend of bad news we recently had, we did get some great news that we wanted to share!. As many of you read a few months back, 2nd Family is getting divorced. We hate that but we understand that life happens sometimes. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAIN HAIL AND TORNADOES OH MY It was at the farm in no time. The red pushpin above is the exact location of the farm and the darkest color is the most intense storm. Then suddenly there was a radar indicated tornado over the town nearest to the farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WOODEN BOTTLE SHIPPING BOX Regular readers know that I have a favorite place to look for bargainsour downstairs trash area! Our building has trash chutes on every floor and they feed into a separate room, but for boxes and other things that people can't put in the chute, there is an area (indoor) near the loading dock where people can put the things theydon't want.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: STEEL REBAR IN LANDSCAPE … Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: DIGGING HOLES IN CLAY SOIL For the garden and the fruit trees, we build open bottom raised beds. For the veggies they rarely grow deeper than the height of the raised beds but just like the fruit trees, with the bottom open, as the soil settles and we add compost etc, the worms and other things come in and the clay below the raised beds slowly breaks up and the roots getthrough it.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP DEER REPELLENT But then I read that it is a deer repellent. Really? OK, worth a try I suppose. I bought some Irish Spring soap, original scent, and proceeded to cut it up into smaller chunks. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knockon wood, were
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOODED YARD AND GARDEN Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AT THE FARM TODAY Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
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TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: YARD AND GARDEN UPDATE I must have had a tailwind because it was a quicker than normal mowing, ha. I didn't edge but I'll work on that this weekend. The good thing is there shouldn't be a need to mow this coming weekend because I keep it short this time of year to plan for the heavy Spring rainswe sometimes get.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: WATER, FRUIT, VEGGIES AND EGGS It was a weird weekend of weather. A late season cool front came through and it ended up being rainy and cold all weekend. Sunday was a little better but still cooler than normal for this time of TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAINY DAYS AND HOBART SUNDAY Yesterday (and today) is a rainy mess again. I made it out to the farm but when I got there, it was raining. I was kind of afraid of getting the Jeep stuck in the yard so I had to be careful. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BLUEBERRY SOIL BLEND FOR RAISED I found suggestions online for a 50/50 blend using prepackaged blended potting soil and peat moss. Sounded good to me! We've had good luck with the Kellogg brand raised bed mix so we used that since it's a combination of compost, soil, etc. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: OLD FASHIONED WELL PUMP In our neck of the woods (northern Michigan), that's called either a well pump or a hydrant. And the reason the water was so cold is because the majority of them here are designed to cope with freezing weather, when you put the handle down and stop the water flow, it forces any water in the pipe back down at least 4ft so the pipe won'tfreeze.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LANDSCAPE TIMBER FLOWER BED Using landscape timber to make a flower bed. And above and below is the finished result. At first we were just going to just leave the back open since plants in the front will (eventually) block it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICE sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LINKS 1st Man. Born in the city, raised in the city, work in the city, but long to live in the countryso, we bought an old farmhouse on acreage in the country, and now the journey begins. This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP DEER REPELLENT But then I read that it is a deer repellent. Really? OK, worth a try I suppose. I bought some Irish Spring soap, original scent, and proceeded to cut it up into smaller chunks. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / … The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICE sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: OLD FASHIONED WELL PUMP This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. Along the way, we'll share ideas, photos, plans, recipes, crafts, and hopefully get a lot from you all as well. Welcome to the great state of Texas and our farm, Seda Bolsa Farm! TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / … The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICE sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOODED YARD AND GARDEN Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AND THE MYSTERY FRUIT IS... A nectarine is a smooth-skinned peach and can be used interchangeable in recipes. Nectarines also have a thinner skin than peaches They also tend to be smaller, firmer, and more aromatic than peaches, but they can also be more susceptible to diseases. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOWERS BEES AND BREAD Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … It was obviously handmade, or maybe custom made (welded together) and was very heavy made up of various large pieces of metal. The top curved piece rotated, almost like a globe would do. We were kind of thinking maybe something laid in there, like a piece of art or an artifact like a sword or something similar? It was probably expensiveoriginally.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ORCHARD UPDATE BABY FRUIT This is the second one, it's more of just a straight single stem, we'll see how it develops over time. It was a bit windy and we were a bit worried but we're willing to let them grow and be strong. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAINY DAYS AND HOBART SUNDAY Yesterday (and today) is a rainy mess again. I made it out to the farm but when I got there, it was raining. I was kind of afraid of getting the Jeep stuck in the yard so I had to be careful. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: NANKING CHERRY BUSH Well, here is what we got: CHERRIES! NANKING CHERRY to be exact. It is from the same genus as cherry trees are but has a different growth habit. Instead of a tree, it grows into a large bush form. When we were trying to find another fruit variety to grow in the orchard area, we thought about cherries. Of course those do NOT grow down here. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FARMHOUSE BISCUIT RECIPE … Next, measure out 1 lb, 5 1/4 ounces of all purpose flour (about 5 cups). Mix this into a bowl along with 2 Tbsp baking powder, 2 tsp kosher salt, and 1/2 tsp baking soda. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: PARTS OF A BEEHIVE AND WAX Here is a package of what is called foundation. These are wax cell foundations. They are made of 100% pure beeswax. You can get plastic/artificial but of course, being plastic, many beekeepers don't like them. While the plastic does have the advantage of being reusable in following seasons, we still liked the wax better. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LINKS 1st Man. Born in the city, raised in the city, work in the city, but long to live in the countryso, we bought an old farmhouse on acreage in the country, and now the journey begins. This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY2 MEN AND A FARM2 MEN ANDA GARDEN
So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP DEER REPELLENTIRISH SPRING SOAP DEER DETERRENTDOES IRISH SPRING SOAP DETER MICEDOES SOAP KEEP DEER AWAYDOES SOAP REPEL DEER But then I read that it is a deer repellent. Really? OK, worth a try I suppose. I bought some Irish Spring soap, original scent, and proceeded to cut it up into smaller chunks. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / …8 FOOT GALVANIZED WATER TROUGHWATER TANK GARDEN BEDSGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH HOME DEPOTGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH TRACTOR SUPPLYGALVANIZED WATER TROUGHS FOR GARDENINGFISH TANK WATER GARDEN The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICEDOES IRISH SPRING SOAP REPEL RACCOONSIRISH SPRING SOAP IN GARDENIRISH SPRING SOAP UNDERMATTRESS
sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LINKS 1st Man. Born in the city, raised in the city, work in the city, but long to live in the countryso, we bought an old farmhouse on acreage in the country, and now the journey begins. This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY2 MEN AND A FARM2 MEN ANDA GARDEN
So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP DEER REPELLENTIRISH SPRING SOAP DEER DETERRENTDOES IRISH SPRING SOAP DETER MICEDOES SOAP KEEP DEER AWAYDOES SOAP REPEL DEER But then I read that it is a deer repellent. Really? OK, worth a try I suppose. I bought some Irish Spring soap, original scent, and proceeded to cut it up into smaller chunks. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / …8 FOOT GALVANIZED WATER TROUGHWATER TANK GARDEN BEDSGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH HOME DEPOTGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH TRACTOR SUPPLYGALVANIZED WATER TROUGHS FOR GARDENINGFISH TANK WATER GARDEN The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICEDOES IRISH SPRING SOAP REPEL RACCOONSIRISH SPRING SOAP IN GARDENIRISH SPRING SOAP UNDERMATTRESS
sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOODED YARD AND GARDEN Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AND THE MYSTERY FRUIT IS... A nectarine is a smooth-skinned peach and can be used interchangeable in recipes. Nectarines also have a thinner skin than peaches They also tend to be smaller, firmer, and more aromatic than peaches, but they can also be more susceptible to diseases. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOWERS BEES AND BREAD Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … It was obviously handmade, or maybe custom made (welded together) and was very heavy made up of various large pieces of metal. The top curved piece rotated, almost like a globe would do. We were kind of thinking maybe something laid in there, like a piece of art or an artifact like a sword or something similar? It was probably expensiveoriginally.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ORCHARD UPDATE BABY FRUIT This is the second one, it's more of just a straight single stem, we'll see how it develops over time. It was a bit windy and we were a bit worried but we're willing to let them grow and be strong. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAINY DAYS AND HOBART SUNDAY Yesterday (and today) is a rainy mess again. I made it out to the farm but when I got there, it was raining. I was kind of afraid of getting the Jeep stuck in the yard so I had to be careful. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: NANKING CHERRY BUSH Well, here is what we got: CHERRIES! NANKING CHERRY to be exact. It is from the same genus as cherry trees are but has a different growth habit. Instead of a tree, it grows into a large bush form. When we were trying to find another fruit variety to grow in the orchard area, we thought about cherries. Of course those do NOT grow down here. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FARMHOUSE BISCUIT RECIPE … Next, measure out 1 lb, 5 1/4 ounces of all purpose flour (about 5 cups). Mix this into a bowl along with 2 Tbsp baking powder, 2 tsp kosher salt, and 1/2 tsp baking soda. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: PARTS OF A BEEHIVE AND WAX Here is a package of what is called foundation. These are wax cell foundations. They are made of 100% pure beeswax. You can get plastic/artificial but of course, being plastic, many beekeepers don't like them. While the plastic does have the advantage of being reusable in following seasons, we still liked the wax better. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LINKS 1st Man. Born in the city, raised in the city, work in the city, but long to live in the countryso, we bought an old farmhouse on acreage in the country, and now the journey begins. This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY2 MEN AND A FARM2 MEN ANDA GARDEN
So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / …8 FOOT GALVANIZED WATER TROUGHWATER TANK GARDEN BEDSGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH HOME DEPOTGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH TRACTOR SUPPLYGALVANIZED WATER TROUGHS FOR GARDENINGFISH TANK WATER GARDEN The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICEDOES IRISH SPRING SOAP REPEL RACCOONSIRISH SPRING SOAP IN GARDENIRISH SPRING SOAP UNDERMATTRESS
sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARMABOUT OUR JOURNEYOUR KITCHEN RECIPESADVERTISINGFAQSPRODUCTS FOR SALELINKS Take Action as there is an imminent danger to life and property. A tornado is coming. Get In: Get inside a sturdy structure, find shelter in an interior room, away from windows. Get Low: Seek shelter on the lowest floor possible, or underground, if possible. Hold On: Grab on to a sturdy object and hold on. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: LINKS 1st Man. Born in the city, raised in the city, work in the city, but long to live in the countryso, we bought an old farmhouse on acreage in the country, and now the journey begins. This blog will share that journey, as we hope to become more self sufficient and eventually move away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced life we've led. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ABOUT OUR JOURNEY2 MEN AND A FARM2 MEN ANDA GARDEN
So in October of 2010, on a handshake and a promise, we agreed to buy her little house and the land around it. Thanksgiving that year was the last one with her and the rest of her family gathered together in one place, in that house, and after that wonderful dinner, as we helped the rest of the family pack up so she could move to Florida, it began to sink in that it would soon be all ours. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SOMETHING IS EATING THE BARK … I about fell off! (not so 'zen', ha). Something has stripped and/or eaten the bark of of two fruit trees. They just so happen to both be the pear trees. All other trees, knock on wood, were ok, so something was appealing about these two in particular. I thought maybe deer, though we've never seen any at the farm yet. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: SUN TEA JAR THRIFT STORE FIND It's made by steeping tea bags in a jar (usually a gallon) of water in the sunshine. The sun heats the water and steeps the tea. It really does taste different. Well this is a glass jar and dates from the 1970's. It's pretty neat. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: GALVANIZED WATER TANK / …8 FOOT GALVANIZED WATER TROUGHWATER TANK GARDEN BEDSGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH HOME DEPOTGALVANIZED WATER TROUGH TRACTOR SUPPLYGALVANIZED WATER TROUGHS FOR GARDENINGFISH TANK WATER GARDEN The bottom line, here are pluses: Height, they are usually 2 feet high and that's a good height so you do not have to stoop or bend over as much, and building two foot high sides in a wooded raised bed is a little more difficult and of course uses more wood; they are contained and will hold moisture better; the metal will keep the soil warm and allow for earlier planting; and they are movable TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AMISH MUSTARD EGGS RECIPE Put into a saucepan with 2 cups of vinegar, 1/2 cup water, yellow mustard and sugar. Heat to a boil and let simmer until sugar is dissolved, set aside to cool. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: IRISH SPRING SOAP FOR MICEDOES IRISH SPRING SOAP REPEL RACCOONSIRISH SPRING SOAP IN GARDENIRISH SPRING SOAP UNDERMATTRESS
sorry but my mice didn't read this!!!!I tried this in my camper .I really thought it was working BUT I found a nest and poop . I thought I was going to out smart them with the smell of my cat so every time I brushed my cat I would put the cat fur in a baggie and through the TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOODED YARD AND GARDEN Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: AND THE MYSTERY FRUIT IS... A nectarine is a smooth-skinned peach and can be used interchangeable in recipes. Nectarines also have a thinner skin than peaches They also tend to be smaller, firmer, and more aromatic than peaches, but they can also be more susceptible to diseases. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FLOWERS BEES AND BREAD Moving from the city to the country, while learning how to garden, raise produce, remodel, decorate, and live a simpler, more stress freelife.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: TRASH TO TREASURE THAT WE … It was obviously handmade, or maybe custom made (welded together) and was very heavy made up of various large pieces of metal. The top curved piece rotated, almost like a globe would do. We were kind of thinking maybe something laid in there, like a piece of art or an artifact like a sword or something similar? It was probably expensiveoriginally.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ORCHARD UPDATE BABY FRUIT This is the second one, it's more of just a straight single stem, we'll see how it develops over time. It was a bit windy and we were a bit worried but we're willing to let them grow and be strong. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: RAINY DAYS AND HOBART SUNDAY Yesterday (and today) is a rainy mess again. I made it out to the farm but when I got there, it was raining. I was kind of afraid of getting the Jeep stuck in the yard so I had to be careful. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: ROMERTOPF CHICKEN AND Put it in the oven, and this is the important part, put it in a COLD OVEN and let them both heat up together. We put it in at 425 degrees and let it cook for about 90 mins. At about the last 15 minutes, we took the top off so it will get some browning on it but this isn'tnecessary.
TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: FARMHOUSE BISCUIT RECIPE … Next, measure out 1 lb, 5 1/4 ounces of all purpose flour (about 5 cups). Mix this into a bowl along with 2 Tbsp baking powder, 2 tsp kosher salt, and 1/2 tsp baking soda. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: PARTS OF A BEEHIVE AND WAX Here is a package of what is called foundation. These are wax cell foundations. They are made of 100% pure beeswax. You can get plastic/artificial but of course, being plastic, many beekeepers don't like them. While the plastic does have the advantage of being reusable in following seasons, we still liked the wax better. TWO MEN AND A LITTLE FARM: BURYING HOSE FOR IRRIGATION TO It was pretty easy actually. After a couple of hours, I had gone the entire 125 feet from the garden to the house. I did the entire trench first, then started at the source water faucet and went back toward the garden with the hose. Afterwards, I covered the trench with soil to let the grass grow over it.PAGES
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 TREE TABLE INSPIRATION THURSDAY _Every Thursday we like to post a picture of something we've found online that inspires us to do something similar at the farm. Sort of our own blog bulletin board so that we can eventually look back and someday, hopefully anyway, recreate it...enjoy!__
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I LOVE this picture. We have so many trees on the property (both "discovered" and "undiscovered", ha). An old table, some measuring and a bit of careful cutting (probably two halves attached together on the underside) and voila, a great table that looks like a tree hasgrown through it.
It wouldn't necessarily need to be just for outdoor dining, it looks like it would be great as a place to sit and read or a potting table of sorts or heck, with it a little taller, it could even be bar height...for a cocktail or glass of wine._BE INSPIRED!_
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 US DISASTER RISK MAP Last month was National Preparedness Month . We always try to post something during the month for this but somehow I missed it. Probably because the last two weeks of the month were, ironically, dealing with more record breaking flooding in the area. When we saw this image we thought it was interesting. For those of us in the United States these are the risks we face but we're guessing that much, if not all, of this is possible just about anywhere in theworld huh?
We are in Region 6 so for us it is: _Severe storm (done that many many times)_ _Flood (definitely done that)_ _Hurricane (sadly, several times)_ _Winter storm (meh, not in this part of the region)_ _Tornado (a few near misses)_ _Pandemic (other than flu season, and the Dallas Ebola scare, no,thankfully)_
_Economic Downtown (2008/2009 but we made it)__
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At the farm, we have a closet stocked with all our emergency supplies. Some canned goods, bottled water (though we are on well water only out there and have a hand pump if necessary), some long term survival foods, etc. I call it the preppers closet. In town we have our three day survival backpacks from Red Cross that we won a couple of years ago (see photo above). They will cover most anything that will happen here in town (plus of course the apartment is stocked with water and supplies just on a regular basis). It would also allow us to get out to the farm for our safer and more remote space if we needed to do that. Remember, as this year's phrase reminds us: Posted by 1st Man at 9:00:00 AM6 comments
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 ZEN MACHINE TIME PORCH TIME AND DINNER TIME After skipping last weekend because of the flooding and busy week leading up to it, it was time to head out and see how things were at the farm and get back on the Zen Machine! I was happy to be back on the Zen Machine**not me
*not the Zen Machine It was hot, low 90's (hello, Fall?) but it was still a good day to be mowing and it always looks so nice when it's all done... Looking at my mowing app, it wasn't as long as normal, about 35 minutes shorter than average and I had a faster than normal averagespeed.
Still not growing much, even wth some rain last week. I haven't edged around the buildings in about a month and after mowing theystill look edged.
You can see here though that it is still brown in some areas. I'm not sure how much is because it's dry and how much is just Fall has arrived and the grass is doing its normal cyclical thing. In the good news category, remember when I posted that the fig tree/bush had turned white and all the leaves fell off. Well I left it alone, no watering or messing with it because we really thought it might have died. Well, here it is...busting out in leaves and new growth all over. Go figure. We still want to get a couple more trees to plant in a different spotnext Spring.
When everything was done, I made a tall glass of iced tea, dropped in a couple of fresh picked mint leaves, went to the porch to sit on the rocker and just enjoy the view. This is looking straight ahead from where I was sitting. It calms us and is peaceful. Even though we don't live out there yet and are not sure what form the house will take, this view will remain and is one of the reasons we bought the property. When we came back into town, 2nd Man cooked some fresh pork chops we bought Friday and made some mashed potatoes and peas (my favorite). Oh and a couple glasses of wine. It was a good weekend. We hope you had a good weekend too! Posted by 1st Man at 9:00:00 AM10 comments
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 LONG SANDWICH NAME FOOD DEBATE _It's time for the "Friday Food Debate" where we tackle some of the burning questions of the culinary world...LOL!_ _This week, the burning question is:__
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Apparently this is a regional thing, which we find fascinating. The question is, what do you call a long sandwich filled with meat, cheese, toppings and whatever condiments you like? Sure it's technically a sandwich and different ingredients abound, but when they end up like this, depending on where you live, they can have a specific name. Do you call it a HERO? Or maybe you say give me a HOAGIE? Or perhaps, like we do here in the South, I want a SUB? In other areas of the South it's a PO-BOY. And in parts of the NorthEast it's also called a GRINDER. _EDITED: today to add two more names I completely forgot about but you all mentioned in the comments. Thank you!_ _SO...WHICH WAY DO YOU SAY IT?__
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 CILANTRO PESTO RECIPE Here is something we enjoy making when we have an abundance of herbs. Traditionally of course, pesto is made with basil and pine nuts but we love to use cilantro and pecans to make a bit different version.Cilantro
Start with 2 cups of cilantro. We chop the longer stems off but since they are going through the chopper, no point in chopping up the leaves themselves. Set aside. This is 1/2 cup of pecans, minced in the container of our stick blender. You can use a food processor or blender whatever you haveon hand.
Add the cilantro and whizz it around again until it is well mixed. Next get some olive oil and have it on standby. You might not use all of it but about 1/3 to 1/2 cup should be enough. Drizzle in the olive oil in a steady stream. Starting with the smaller amount first whiz it all around until thick but loose. If it is too thick, add a bit more of the olive oil as this will thin it out. I missed a photo but drop in a garlic clove or two (optional) and lastly, after the olive oil, add in 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese. You shouldn't need salt since the cheese is salty but you could add other seasonings, red pepper flakes for example, for some heat. Quickly whiz this all around one last time until mixed and that'sall there is to it.
Now what to do with it? For this meal, we took a few spoonfuls, put it into some freshly boiled pasta and stirred it all together. Cilantro and pecan pesto with pasta Sure it's a bit odd to see green pasta but we served it as a side dish to a pork roast and wow was is ever good! We were hooked._INGREDIENTS:_
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_ For step by step, see photos above..._ENJOY!_
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 WATER RECEDING AND QUIET WEEKEND Didn't go to the farm this weekend, too much going on from work and knowing the upcoming week will be crazy busy (insurance biz) so Ineeded a break.
Plus 2nd Family told us we ended up with a little over 3" of rain. No flooding out there, which is good, but the ditches were full of water. I figured there would not be any Zen Machine time. "S" from 2nd Family ran up to the house to check on things for us yesterday (so sweet of them) all was fine and YES, rain again! Not much though, they said it lasted about 30 minutes and then it was clear. I'm guessing the grass is going to be ready for mowing this coming weekend for sure. The good thing is that not only the yard and natural trees but also our fruit trees got a great soaking, the most they've had all Summer. Remember we haven't had measurable rain out there since mid July. I'll catch up on comments this week...in the meantime... ...it's the first day of Fall!!! Of course our temperatures don't reflect that just yet but we're hoping the cooler weather is coming soon...and hoping the floods stayaway.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2019 IMELDA IS OVER AND HOUSTON IS RECOVERING AGAIN Behold...the power of Mother Nature: This is an animation of the life cycle of tropical storm Imelda over 2 days...and actually this ends before the final worst of it yesterday afternoon. The darker colors, including the black, is when it was heaviest beyond what the radar can color. First of all, we are OK and so is everyone we know (thank you to everyone who has checked in on us). The farm is West of Houston so the rain, thankfully, was not nearly as bad out there. In fact, the first day of landfall it never even rained at the farm. Yesterday however, we ended up with almost 3" of rain out there. That's a nice soaking and desperately needed. Houston and surrounding areas however... ...yeah, that says 43" of rain. One of the local stations said the color graphics on their radar to show rainfall totals could not get a grasp on the totals and couldn't come up with the right colors. There were also over 500,000 lightning strikes in a 24 hour period. One weather person on Twitter said they had never seen that many strikes in that time period in over 30 yearsin weather.
Just unbelievable the power this storm had considering it just came from nothing in a day. AS OF YESTERDAY, HOUSTON HAS HAD: _2685 weather related telephone calls_ _1024 water related water rescues_ _544 flooded cars towed away_ _(I'm sure this number will go way up today)_ I am waiting to see from 2nd Family how wet it is out there this weekend. Will need to check things out. I've lived here 40 years. 2nd Man was born here. We have NEVER seen the likes of what we are seeing every single year here now. I remember in the late 70's into the 80's, we'd rarely have this kind of flooding. Sure we had hurricane Alicia in 1983 and it had a lot of rain. There were other storms that would drop some rain but nothing like the last few years. It might be 4 or 5 inches and that was a big deal when it happened because it was so rare. Now we're regularly having thunderstorms dump 16 inches of rain in early Spring. Then another thunderstorm dumps 12 inches a few weeks later. Then we'll have a tropical storm with 25 inches and another thunderstorm with 35 inches, then hurricanes and more storms with 40, 50 and yes, Harvey, 60 inches of rain. They've gone from saying something is a "1 in 100 year" flood to "1 in 500 year" to "1 in 1000 year". Now we've had TWO "1 in a 1000 year" floods in in twoyears!
Something has definitely changed. _STILL, WE REMAIN..._ Posted by 1st Man at 9:00:00 AM10 comments
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 CAREFUL WHAT WE WISH FOR On Sunday...it was rain later in the week. On Monday...it was an area of disturbed weather. Tuesday morning...it was a tropical depression. By noon Tuesday...it was tropical storm Imelda. By mid afternoon Tuesday...it made landfall. The winds were never over about 45mph (and that was around the coast) but it's the rain that we are all watching now. A tropical storm like this in the Gulf of Mexico can produce what they call "training"...which is pulling moisture from the Gulf as it swirls, pulling more and more and dumping it over the same general area over and over as it slowly moves North. You can see how that works in the radar loop above. ...and that area is of course all of Houston and surrounding areas. The farm is in the outer edges, but so far, at least for our property, it has not rained much at all. "J" from 2nd Family is keeping an eye on things for us. It might tell me if I need to mow, if I'll be able to mow, or maybe even let me know I don't have to gowater.
From a local news website: _HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Tropical Storm Imelda has been downgraded to a tropical depression after making landfall Tuesday afternoon near Freeport. The storm formed at about midday, roughly 15 miles south of Freeport in the Gulf of Mexico. The main threat from the storm will be extremely heavy rain leading to extensive street flooding, and possibly creek and bayou flooding if it lasts into Thursday.__
Our latest forecast calls for 6-12" of rain with isolated spots over 20" along and east of the center's path, which is currently moving north through western Harris County. Chief Meteorologist says that means the threat for street flooding will increase overnight for all areas south and east of downtown Houston_. So this is our life for the next few days and we'll see what happens. _CAREFUL WHAT WE WISH FOR, RIGHT?_ Posted by 1st Man at 9:00:00 AM6 comments
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2019 BACK ON THE ZEN MACHINE AND OTHER HAPPENINGS Guess what I got to do?Yep, mowing!
It rained at the farm but not much. Maybe 1/4 inch according to 2nd Family. We figured not enough to grow the grass but apparently it soaked it up and had a growth spurt. It was enough to make it slightly more green than it has been. You can see above (from my mowing app) that it wasn't like the usual mow. I was able to skip a few areas that were still brown and then it was just the regularmowing spots.
I mowed the driveway and the yard all around the house and outbuildings. It looks better and as it turns out, it was good that I did mow because they are saying we may have some heavy tropical moisture coming this week. That will DEFINITELY give us a growthspurt.
In a patch of green grass I saw these white flowers that had poppedup...
Not sure what they are but they are brilliant white. So white that the sun reflecting off of them made them overexposed on the camera,ha.
Of course I mowed around them.Because. Beauty.
Remember our fig tree/bush that I posted about a couple of monthsago?
Above is the tree at its peak a few weeks back when it was bearingfruit...
...and this was it this weekend. WHAT THE HECK?? I've never seen it do this before in the years it has been growing there. I've read conflicting info online, some say it's a fungus others say it's "Fall" and this is normal. Not sure. I do know it is getting more shade than it probably should. When it was first planted, the mesquite tree next to it was much smaller. Now it's bigger and casting a shadow. I also started watering it when it was producing fruit but maybe I over watered it. Not sure. We do know that we want another fig tree or two and have a sunny spot for them with all the other fruit trees behind the house. It was a good, albeit brief, weekend. Still hot here, upper 90's and we even made it to 100 one day last week. But again, supposedly rain coming this week. They were mentioning flash flood possibilities. Of course it quite often rains in Houston but not at the farm so we guess only time will tell! _Hope you had a good weekend! _ Posted by 1st Man at 9:00:00 AM5 comments
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 TOY MEMORIES OF YESTERYEAR So the other day, my boss brought some wooden hangers from home, they were doing some Fall cleaning and no longer needed them. So he had a big bag of those really nice solid wood hangers with the metal hookslike these....
I carefully stacked them, much like the photo above, and put my arm through them to carry them to the car. I put them in the back seat. I reached in to move my umbrella out of the way and when I pulled it out, it got caught on them and they all fell out into the parking lot. Then picking them up was just a jumbled mess. I share all this to say that when I got back to the office and related my story, my boss said it was like that old game "Barrel of Monkeys". I had not thought of that in YEARS. That broadened into a larger conversation of toys of our youth (those of us of a certain age of course). These were so much fun. Do kids even know about these now? There's probably a "Barrel of Monkeys"app, ha!
Here are some we came up with... I grew up with LEGOs and today those are even better than when I was little. But what about Lincoln Logs? Oh my I loved building those cabins and buildings. A friend and I made a whole 'neighborhood' of cabins and then we pretended that a tornado blew through. Yeah, we were weird like that but my imagination ran wild with possibilities... And then there were Tinker Toys! I would create all sorts of weird objects. Where Lincoln Logs pretty much limited you to creating buildings, Tinker Toys would let you create all sorts of shapes. Sometimes I just went full on artist and made random "sculptures" that my parents would let me display on top of the TV for a while. And of course there was the ubiquitous Lite-Brite. I remember punching the holes in the black paper with those little plastic pegs that lit up like glowing jewels. It was pure magic when you turned off the room lights and turned on your creation. Once I made the roosters and rainbows and smiling suns, I started making spaceships and planets. I think it was Star Trek inspired. Would kids today know about these? Do you think they'd be bored with them or would it spark imagination once again? I find that many kids today don't seem to have the imagination we did when growing up. Maybe there is too much information available and that takes awaysome creativity?
_OR MAYBE WE'RE JUST GETTING OLD, HA!_ Posted by 1st Man at 9:00:00 AM15 comments
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