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Kevin
07/11/2010 12:38pm
Im telling you You have totally ruined me I eat veggies eeewwwwwwww I garden and raise chickens. And I love you for it!!!!
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Kathy Thomas
07/11/2010 3:15pm
fantastic stuff - you have inspired me to order the books you recommend! Maybe I'll move past tomatoes, into raised garden beds, and someday even into chickens...for their eggs only...couldn't handle the rest :) Great job Lisa!
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shelly
07/11/2010 6:47pm
Love your website. Careful with the chickens and the potato plants. Check out this website for toxic plants
http://www.poultryhelp.com/toxicplants.html
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Nadia
07/11/2010 10:07pm
I am very happy for you Lisa, your dream come true. Your plants look very healthy. Awesome! Nadia.
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Ember
07/20/2010 8:27am
Hello there! Started checking out this site and Yea! I like to garden, got me thinking I should do the veggie thing instead of the flowers....can't have the chickens/ducks not zoned for that. Just as well I would make everything a pet...so will have to be more creative about the bug issue ...instead of the pesticides....good idea on this site and congrats on getting out of the corporate world,....oooh...someday
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Kat
07/21/2010 12:26pm
I just stumbled onto your site. Can't wait to read more. Keep up the good work!
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sergio
07/27/2010 7:28pm
i have never take time at any website til now.great work keep it up
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sergio
07/27/2010 7:56pm
once again it me .cant wait for county fair ill b there for there one great job
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Achille
08/04/2010 8:45am
Hi Lisa, hope your farm is going great ! My best wishes for your dream to came reality!
I just read your article in COUNTRYSIDE. I am trying to get up the nerve myself. This article really helps. Thanks!
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Judy
02/16/2011 5:16am
I just spent my early morning reading time on your blog. It's fantastic! Please keep it going. Now I have to scurry out to feed my animals and explain why I'm a little late.
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Jon
05/20/2011 11:55pm
Hi, Lisa -- I'm having lots of fun reading your blog (particularly love the ducks in the bathtub), and you inspired me to start our own. Cindy says ducks are messy and kind of stinky, but I'll work on her a bit in case you do have some ducklings to place in good homes. We just closed today (!) on the new house, and there's a lot of work to do before we can even move in -- but at least the work can start now. I'm envious that you're already getting ready to harvest -- can't wait to start a real garden! But lots to do even before getting to that...
Hi, That's my Dexter cow and Guinea Hogs in your photos. I need to correct you on the price for registered Dexters. My registered Dexter heifers start at $1000. for a weaned heifer that has been trained & handled since birth. A2/A2 tested heifers may be priced higher. None of my cattle would be priced as high as you wrote. I've never heard of any Dexter selling for $4000!
Hope that helps a bit,
Kim
Hi Lisa,
Glad to see you are back.
I am happy for you that you are now on a farm. Would love to see pictures.
Please get Jackie Clay's book on canning and her books on chickens and goats. You will be so happy you did.
I read her blog and she is the most down to earth woman and has a
singular desire to help others. She is having a seminar in Minnesota in May that my husband and I are attending and will help people who are new or semi-new to homesteading.
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