Category Archives: The Farm

Chick Flick

The chicks at 6 weeks.

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A Seedy Proposition

It’s time. Time for me to make some final decisions about what to grow next year. Yes, I have a lot of seeds left from last year’s buying frenzy, but there are some new things I’d like to try and … Continue reading

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Chef Felisha Interview

I met Felica Wild, a Milwaukee chef and blogger, at the first MKEFoodies Tweet-up in December She came to visit earlier this spring to chat about what we’ll be doing here at Tanglewood Hill. The day she was here, no … Continue reading

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Greens in the Garden

These are the real superstars of the garden so far: slow-bolting, insect resistant, beautiful and delicious!   Shelling Peas ‘Feisty’    

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Open Source Ecology

The Open Source Ecology project (OSE) has ambitious goals of creating a Global Village Construction Set which is 50 different machines that it takes to create a small civilization with modern day comforts. However it is already a terrific resource … Continue reading

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Beekeeping in Northern Climates

It’s almost time for beekeeping! Our beehives have arrived (some assembly required), and the bees will be ready for pick-up in late April. We’ve purchased the basic structure for two hives which will be placed in two different locations. This … Continue reading

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Promise not to laugh…

…but who thinks I can make a (6) chicken coop out of this? This is the bus house my parents built when we were kids. It was used as a tool shed after we were out of school, but now … Continue reading

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Springing Forward

Nothing makes winter go faster than planning for spring. I spent seven years as a garden designer and loved all the planning, researching and dreaming that happens during the off season. As a professional gardener I had visions of color … Continue reading

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