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Homestead Barn Hop #155

April 14, 2014 - 1 Comment

I can't believe how fast the weeks of Spring go! It's such a busy time for all of us on the farms and homesteads – planting gardens, caring for new animals, and planning all the new projects ahead!

This past week, we've been preparing for the arrival of our sheep – making sure that new pasture is fenced off appropriately and that their ‘house' is in working order. We're also busy preparing for the arrival of our bees (their coming Easter Sunday!). I've never kept bees before and am a little wary about what to expect in my first few seasons, but I'm thankful for the opportunity and feeling up for the challenge!

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  1. Jillian Hudson

    April 15, 2014 at 12:11 pm

    Thanks for hosting! I’m sharing my favorite recipes for kid-friendly stuffed muffins and tomato onion jam.

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