Hear all about our favorite varieties of tomato and why those work best for us. Plus, check out our new Patreon page. You’ll have a chance to get monthly exclusive mini-ebooks.

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One recent weekend, we made a quick trip to Donahue, IA to visit Miss Effie’s. This country escape offers cut flowers and more, but for us, the impetus was to learn about the business. This episode captures a fraction of that learning.

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Today we introduce a new family member and talk about a recent special event at the Farm.

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This time you’ll hear about our challenges with rabbits invading the gardens and an update on how the keyhole garden is producing.

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Some chores around the Farm take both of us. This episode shares the details about what was required to clear out the overgrowth around the bee hives.

Do you ever wonder what to do with all of that delicious food you find at the Farmer’s Market? Today we describe one meal we had featuring the same things we took to the Market, plus how to harvest and store garlic.

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Our Farm has experienced an unusual amount of rain in a short period of time. In this episode, we discuss how we adapt to changing weather plus a bonus tip about seed storage.

Moving a corn crib is not an easy task. In this episode, we tell the rest of the story.

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Yes, you read the title right. We have acquired a corn crib and it was quite a feat to get it relocated. This episode recounts the first part of our adventure.

Every day we fight to manage some kind of pest. Today we discuss our methods for managing raccoons, rodents, deer and wasps.