From Soil To Story

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.

Don’t forget to check out our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages where you will find more about what we are doing on the Farm.

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.

Be sure to check out the pictures on our Facebook page.

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.

Today we are sharing a few updates about our Spring progress. Donna describes her techniques for planting tomatoes and Julia gives a progress report on writing.

There are big things in store for the Farm. Keep coming back to find out what is next.

And, if you want a quick link to Julia’s Mother Earth News post, you can click here.

It’s that time of year. Flowers are blooming, trees have put on their new green leaves and the Farmer’s Market season is upon us.

Our first market of the season brought joys and challenges. We’ll share that and more on this podcast.

That’s right, we are talking taters today. And pictures. We are back again with our friends and mentors, Martha and Cheryl discussing how they support our business products.

You will also hear reference to Cheryl’s photography. She has amazing pictures of our honeybees as well as other fine art on the websites below.

Smug Mug

Fine Art America

As always, thanks for listening.

Every good business should have people who help guide, ask hard questions and support your vision. Today we introduce you to Martha and Cheryl, our advisory board. They have been along side us from the beginning of Five Feline Farm as we continually refine our goals and plans for what this venture is becoming.

You can tell fun is in order any time we get together.

When you’ve had a long hard week, encouragement is always welcome. Our spirits were buoyed by high school students at the beginning of the week and middle school students at the end. Thank you to everyone who made our week.

In this episode we refer to a new video we uploaded to our channel on Youtube. Here’s the link: Preparing Seedbeds