Join me as I share some information about the mysterious, medieval fruit...the medlar. You will be impressed and understand why Shakespeare saw the Medlar fruit as beautiful and sexual. I will share some tips on growing your own and what you can cook and bake. Trust me, this is a fruit that needs to be in everyone's diet.

Join me as I share some tips for growing and enjoying persimmons. These late autumn fruit are great additions to your farm, homestead or backyard.

Join me as I share tips for raising your own turkeys for those holiday feasts. I promise raising your own meat tastes better than anything you find in a grocery store. It is healthier for the environment and for your family.

Join me as I share secrets of the amazing, unsightly and ugly fruit..quince. 

Native to the Southeastern U.S., muscadines have a rich history and are packed with antioxidants and health benefits. This is the only grape native to America, while all others were imported. Its wine has a bad reputation as being overly sweet, but there is a resurgence in winemaking that honors its history as well as its overall health benefits.

Join me as I talk about how to process all those apples and preserve them for the winter.

Join me as I share recipes and tips for growing my favorite fruit of all time...peaches! Peaches are such a versatile fruit because you can use them in lots of recipes. You can also enjoy them past the harvest season with some of my preservation tips. 

Ever wonder about growing cherry trees or what to do with your harvest. Well Farm Chica has some ideas on how to make some yummy cherry concoctions. After growing cherries and trying some of these recipes, I promise you will be begging for more. Enjoy!!!

Paw Paws have been lost in history as the largest Native American fruit that tastes similar to a banana and mango. It is an amazing fruit that is originally from America. It is slowly making a revival. Learn about raising Paw Paws and adding this historic tree to your property.

Fermentation is not just for making booze, but you can use it to harness the power of lactobacillus with vegetables and fruits. Come learn more about a way to preserve your harvest and improve your health by learning about good bacteria species.