Welcome to our 2nd edition of the new format newsletter. Thank you to everyone who gave us feedback on the last. It was nice to hear from some of you and reconnect. If something here gives you the urge to get back in touch with us, post a comment in the blog, send an email or otherwise reach us!
If you wish to simply read our blog posts from most recent to least recent, scroll down! Otherwise, you can take links to the parts you want to read about. We send this note out to people who have asked to be kept on an email list to be notified periodically about these newsletters. Genuine Faux Farm is also on Facebook. You can like/subscribe to us and get a Facebook notice when we post to the blog - we put a post out there most times when something new occurs.
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October Starts with a Bang
We had an amazing start to the month of October. Rather than give you the details here, you should go here and you'll get some idea as to many of the "bigger" things that we dealt with then and continue to influence us now. We call it "Dusty Roads and Other Adventures".
Farm Reports
If you want to get the 'digest' version of events on the farm, you can check out our farm reports. Rather than link each one separately, I'll link you to the topic and you can read through them until you feel caught up. Farm Report Topic.
A Sighting of the Fried Egg Fairy!
Tammy was home during Fall Break and there was an appearance of the Fried Egg Fairy. You're just going to have to read it to get more.
The season for reviewing our vegetable varieties is here.
1. Winter Squash (part I) is out there now.
2. Peppers is a three part post! Lots of good information there.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Durnik the Tractor
For those who are curious about why our auction trip in early October was a big deal. Or for those who want to know what tools we're looking to use with Durnik - you might want to see the pictures on this post.
On the Philosophical Side
If you are interested in more serious musings, you can check out our thoughts on the dust in the country during harvest season. Or, perhaps you can read about conflicting feelings once our flocks are taken to 'the park.' Or, you can read about our feelings at the end of a good CSA regular season.
Want a Laugh or Two?
We've got a little bit of everything here. Some featured cartoons, a reprint of a GFF Story and even a HALLOWEEN story (GFF style).
If you wish to simply read our blog posts from most recent to least recent, scroll down! Otherwise, you can take links to the parts you want to read about. We send this note out to people who have asked to be kept on an email list to be notified periodically about these newsletters. Genuine Faux Farm is also on Facebook. You can like/subscribe to us and get a Facebook notice when we post to the blog - we put a post out there most times when something new occurs.
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October Starts with a Bang
We had an amazing start to the month of October. Rather than give you the details here, you should go here and you'll get some idea as to many of the "bigger" things that we dealt with then and continue to influence us now. We call it "Dusty Roads and Other Adventures".
Farm Reports
If you want to get the 'digest' version of events on the farm, you can check out our farm reports. Rather than link each one separately, I'll link you to the topic and you can read through them until you feel caught up. Farm Report Topic.
A Sighting of the Fried Egg Fairy!
Tammy was home during Fall Break and there was an appearance of the Fried Egg Fairy. You're just going to have to read it to get more.
The season for reviewing our vegetable varieties is here.
1. Winter Squash (part I) is out there now.
2. Peppers is a three part post! Lots of good information there.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Durnik the Tractor
For those who are curious about why our auction trip in early October was a big deal. Or for those who want to know what tools we're looking to use with Durnik - you might want to see the pictures on this post.
On the Philosophical Side
If you are interested in more serious musings, you can check out our thoughts on the dust in the country during harvest season. Or, perhaps you can read about conflicting feelings once our flocks are taken to 'the park.' Or, you can read about our feelings at the end of a good CSA regular season.
Want a Laugh or Two?
We've got a little bit of everything here. Some featured cartoons, a reprint of a GFF Story and even a HALLOWEEN story (GFF style).
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