The Bog Blog: BHF ~ Photo of the Day 3/28/11

Monday, March 28, 2011

BHF ~ Photo of the Day 3/28/11

Happiness is... a 90% successful germination rate! My inner-statistician (Wait, I have one of those?!?) is doing a happy dance right now. :)

Peas, peas, peas! Mammoth Melting, Oregon Sugar Snap & Lincoln Homesteader

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Andrea the Kitchen WitchMarch 29, 2011 at 7:31 AM
They're looking great! I love seedlings :)
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The Farmstand

Our Farmstand is open every weekend 10ish-7ish. Our offerings typically include chicken, duck & quail eggs, cut flowers and produce in season. We also offer homemade soaps, honey and wax, as our time, and the demands of the critters and garden permit. We post updates on our weekly offerings most frequently on our Facebook page.

Ours is a self-serve stand, but questions and special requests are always welcome. Email us any time at boggyhollowfarm@gmail.com.

Many Thanks!
B, M, O & S
and the hardworking critters of Boggy Hollow :)

What we're about

Well hey there! We're Billy & Michelle, the owners and chief lackeys of Boggy Hollow Farm.

Our farm is... in a bit of a fallow phase at the moment. We have a beautiful old house on 3 1/2 acres just outside the city limits of Olympia, Washington, where (so far) we have 1 gorgeous goat, 30,000 honeybees, 3 fluffy pups and 2 amazing daughters that complete our farm family.

In the mean time, we are adjusting to life in the "country", learning the finer points of animal husbandry, splitting firewood, working on a massive vegetable garden and chasing off "varmints" as need be. Please feel free to follow along, and share your farming and gardening advice with us, and hopefully learn a thing or two from our efforts to build an old-fashioned family farm from the ground up.

Cheers!

B & M

We're Reading

Slow Money - Woody Tasch
The Sheer Ecstasy of being a Lunatic Farmer - Joel Salatin
Pastured Poultry Profits - Joel Salatin
Folks, This Ain't Normal - Joel Salatin
Choosing and Keeping Pigs - Linda McDonald-Brown
Milk Based Soaps - Casey Makela
Top Bar Beekeeping - Crowder & Harrell
Forgotten Skills of Cooking - Darina Allen
Radical Homemakers - Shannon Hayes
Goat - Scarborough & Weinstein
Plant Propagators Bible - Miranda Smith
Natural Goat Care - Pat Coleby
The Raw Milk Revolution - David E. Gumpert
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - Willia Kamkwamba
Small-Scale Grain Raising - Gene Logsdon
Farm City - Novella Carpenter
White Goats & Black Bees - Donald Grant

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BHF ~ Photo of the Day 3/28/11

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