This year, like last, August was a complete blur. Most of my time was spent harvesting, canning, freezing or drying produce. It's a real challenge to keep up with both garden chores AND animal chores.
One of my hens hatched another chick, bringing the total born at Argosy this summer to four.
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A Farmsteading Project
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Reading List
- Barnyard in your Backyard
- Home Cheese Making
- The Complete Book of Self-Sufficiency
About Me
- Argosy Farm
- After years of fast-paced, hectic living, I'm looking for a saner, more sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle. I've purchased 14 acres of raw land and I'm slowly carving out an organically-based farm. Rules of the game: protect and nurture the land, while integrating simple low-impact, self-sufficient concepts such as ecological design and building, natural and heritage food production, and alternative energy. And most challenging of all, pay as I go without mortgaging my soul. I invite you to follow my progress as I learn the joys and pitfalls of farming, building and more.
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