What started out as a fun project with our daughter turned into a really helpful tool when I forgot to label where all of the taps were located for sap collection! With every inch covered in soft snow, we took advantage of […]
I don’t know whether to call this part the fun part or the hard work part. In general, it takes 40 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of syrup. That’s a lot of boiling and watching a lot of steam coming […]
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Who knew sand art could be so tasty? I will say right up front: it takes a bit of time to sort the cereal by color. However, I did end up with enough free time to get some chores that had fallen […]
I was skeptical about boiling our own maple syrup the first time we tried it years ago. Now, I can’t imagine going through the month of February without it. If you are interested in tapping some sugar maple trees and boiling down […]
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With winter hitting all over and lasting, why not take advantage of all of this snow!? Of course, while my daughter was eating the snow by the handful, I was trying to convince myself that it wasn’t below freezing in order to […]
Calves are an adorable addition to a farm. Keeping track of their birth days and appearance is important to remember ages when the time comes to sell them and, also, to be able to show a potential buyer their lineage. Also, you […]
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