Cows, compost and community came together during the vernal equinox on the farm. I rented a compost tea sprayer, and we tackled the job of sprinkling horn manure over the approximately 100 acres of pastures, hay fields and gardens. Six to eight garden plots get it once or twice a year, applied with a whisk…
The Barefoot Farmer is signing books today! 5 pm @ Armours Red Boiling Springs Hotel Come out for the fun of it!
Register at http://bit.ly/gotoTLFS
Here is the detailed schedule for this year’s conference: 2011 BD schedule (pdf)
Here are the details about Solstice this year. Solstice has its own website, but here is what it it says: ADMISSION – New this year – Gate opens Thursday ! THURSDAY $ 50.00 per person FRIDAY $ 40.00 per person SATURDAY $ 30.00 per person 14 and Under Free with Paying Adult FRONT GATE PROCEDURES…
The Kirbytown community, made up of the neighbors surrounding the location for the industrial chicken operation we’ve been contesting, threw a fund raiser on April 8th to help study the impact of living near these complexes that house 40,000 chickens at a time. With free range birds from Wedge Oak Farms in Lebanon as the…