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Jeri
Farmgirl in Training

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Jeri
Brandon MS
USA
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Posted - Dec 30 2013 :  09:24:50 AM  Show Profile
I always take some time to reflect on my life and where I am and where I want to be as well as plan a couple of projects that need to be thought through. I was wondering what some of you were planning for the upcoming year.

Happy New Year Sisters.

Jeri

batznthebelfry
True Blue Farmgirl

1257 Posts

Michele
Athol Ma
USA
1257 Posts

Posted - Jan 05 2014 :  03:35:11 AM  Show Profile
After being at the Farm in NY for a year I know that when I came home I was shocked by how much stuff we had that just takes up space, so this year I plan on a huge yardsale so that I can build a good fence for my chickens so they can be in a part of the yard instead in the run all the time. I have also decided to extend the garden space so that I can put up more foods for us & not depend on the store all the time. so mainly for me its a purging type of year ahead so I don't feel so closed it, spoil the chickens a bit & prepare for the big amount of canning I will get to do.
Michele'

Chickens RULE!
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Room To Grow
True Blue Farmgirl

974 Posts

Deborah
Kingston Georgia
USA
974 Posts

Posted - Jan 30 2014 :  10:23:59 AM  Show Profile
I am doing the same thing Michele. I will be cleaning out and getting rid of a lot of things. I am starting a new life also..I am getting a divorce..and not sad at all. wish I had done it a few yrs ago. I will be getting my chickens and goats this yr. Doing more here on my small farm...cheese making is one that is going to be a lesson for me. Fencing first and then the goats house. And a really nice garden which means canning and dehydrating when the crops come in...cant wait...
Deborah

now we are on our forever farm. God has blessed us.
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Betty J.
True Blue Farmgirl

1404 Posts

Betty
Pasco WA
USA
1404 Posts

Posted - Jan 30 2014 :  10:36:14 AM  Show Profile
Deborah, don't forget that you can freeze tomatoes for soups. It is a lot less work than canning and works just as well. I am also going to try to can some green beans--providing the snails don't get them all. Hope that this cold weather has at least killed the majority of them off.

Betty in Pasco
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