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Author: Teri Lyn
Wife to Andy, mother to four, Christian, Cow Milking, Gardening, Egg collecting, slow food creating farm princess. Thanks for stopping by!
Plum tired out… Pun Intended 9/21/21
My mother-in-law called me last week and asked if we could use some plums, like ‘a bunch for canning, freezing and cooking.’ Sure! Why not?
Fall, and the Harvest Begin– 9/19/21
While I’m over here cooking and preserving ‘people’ food, the guys over at our sister farm are doing the same for the livestock- ours and theirs.
A Weekend Off and A Week-night Meal- 9/14/21
Sometimes you just need to do hide away for a few days and be with family. I thought I’d share a recipe mash-up we enjoyed last week to make up for my absence
So We Decided to Get Some Sheep- 9/5/2021
The reason we decided to get sheep was based on information I acquired by listening to the Wise Tradition’s podcast (one of my faves!) episodes 32 & 33. In these particular episodes, Hilda interviews Allan Savory of the Savory Institute, which is based in South Africa. Their sole purpose in life is to ‘facilitate the…
Where We Become a Ranch Community! 8/28/21
We’ll be sharing recipes, homestead tips, and stories of our daily life here on the ranch, all you need to do is let us know you’re interested by subscribing.
Is Raw Milk Safe? – 3/3/2021
I’m going to tell you about how safe, healthy, raw milk is intentionally produced for direct human consumption.
Jorasz Family Dairy- Centennial Celebration Article- 7/2015
Our family comes from a long, long heritage of farmers- this artical is from back when the Jorasz Family Dairy celebrated it’s centennial year in 2015. It was such a fun-filled day! U.P. Family Farm Set to Celebrate Centennial WILSON – As one might expect from a farm operated by the same family for three…
Ranch (and Life) Seasons- 11/11/2020
We had to make a choice- our farm, or my career…
Augie Fudala Barn- Campbell’s/FFA Restoration- 6/9/2010
The Augie Fudala Barn was completed on June 9, 2010 in Bark River, MI. The volunteers included FFA members and FFA alumni members working together to restore this classic barn. The barn projects are sponsored by Campbells Soup.