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Thanks for checking out my blog at HoneyBeagotheart! It looks like you’re doing great things on the farm and with Project Garden Share. Keep up the good work!
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Hello, my name is Matt Boucher and I run “The 2% Project” Blog as well as “Off the Cobb”. I read through your blog and its About page and am very impressed. I would like to feature you and your farm in the 2% Project if you are interested. You have such a unique story and I believe many others would like to learn more about it. Let me know what you think. Please email me at the2%project@gmail.com to let me know your thoughts. Thank you, Matt
Your blog is just wonderful! I have only had a quick look but already cant wait to read more! What a beautiful little farm you have with your family, it is so wonderful that you grow everything, can’t beat fresh produce! I hope my new little herb garden takes off!! Rosie
Keep up the good work, love what your doing and I hope to someday do the same. I have a very small garden and love every inch of it. I am amazed by it daily and find great joy and peace in that small little patch of dirt. Just sending out a shout to say thanks for posting and sharing your experiences. – Beth
I tried to submit this on your contact us form, but it does not look like that is working right…so here we go…
So, I go down to the garden yesterday and notice that silk is missing from my corn. I look it up today and find the possible causes. Tonight I go down and pull a young ear of corn only to find that at the base of the ear, there is a city of earwigs. They are not within the ears yet. What can I do to get rid of them? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your time!
Barb
I too, have tried to submit on your contact form and it is still not working. 😉
So, here is my query:
We are getting ready to move to an acreage in Tuscumbia, AL. The property has a pond on it that is green. YECH! I was noticing in one of your videos that yours is beautiful and clean. What are you doing to keep it that way?
Thanks for any advice you may give,
Lynda @ at he Farmlet