I know I have mentioned before that I have a podcast/youtube channel called Chats from the Blog Cabin where I chat with some interesting people? Sometimes I know them and sometimes I don't. But one of the things I am really passionate about is supporting farmers. And I love it when I get to bring farmers on the show to chat. In one particular episode, I had Marlowe who is the executive director of Feed the Dialogue as well as a pig farmer. Marlowe is someone who will not only be guest Continue Reading
Stuffed Acorn Squash
Have you ever gotten a vegetable and are not sure how to cook it? I mean seriously before I started packing and working with CSA boxes I wasn't even sure what some vegetables were. This protein-packed stuffed acorn squash provides a healthy and tasty alternative to traditional side dishes. You can even make it a meal in itself. Crisp pancetta, rich Portobello mushrooms, sweet dates, and aromatic sage bring fabulous, yet diverse, flavor to every bite.Prep time: 20 minutesCook time: 60-75 Continue Reading
Explore Local Farms At Harvest Time
Harvest season is now upon us and that means it is time to enjoy some beautiful fall weather and inexpensive family fun at your local farms. Visiting local farms at harvest time is a budget-friendly way to spend the day with the whole family. There are plenty of activities to enjoy including hayrides, corn mazes, apple picking and petting zoos, and more. Some farms often have festivals that include live music and delicious foods. Many of these small family farms pull out all the stops to Continue Reading
Judging at the Wayne County Fair
Every year since my girls were little I have been asked to judge at the county fair. It is something that I enjoy doing and something I take pride in doing. I am thankful that Michelle from our county extension office has enough trust in my judgment to ask me back every year. Last year there wasn't a fair so I was super bummed but you can read about my past experiences here and here. So keep reading to learn more about my experience judging at the Wayne County Fair. In the years past, I Continue Reading
Brand-New Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids Now Available!
The Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids is back with an all-new, full-color edition filled with amazing animals, weird weather, perplexing puzzles, cool comics, grand adventures, and awesome activities. Created for everyone ages 8 and up, The Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids, Vol. 9, is now available everywhere that books and magazines are sold for $9.95 USD/$10.95 CAD. From the editors of The Old Farmer’s Almanac—the experts on delivering wit and wisdom with a side of fun—The Continue Reading