Each Sunday – we publish our “Sunday Farm Update”, chronicling the story of building and creating Old World Garden Farms.
The topics vary from week to week and season to season. Whatever the topic – planting the garden, raising our chickens, the progress of our little wine vineyard and apple orchard – or the latest building project on the farm – we use the Sunday Farm Update to quite simply tell the everyday stories of trying to build our little slice of heaven here in the middle of Ohio.
Simply scroll down and click on any of the links to view each week’s post.
Our Farm Posts :
5/5/2013 The Honey Bees Arrive At The Farm!
4/28/2013 Diggin Holes, Building Fences and Great Neighbors
4/21/2013 The New Chicken Coop Is Completed At The Farm!
4/14/2013 Its Pergola Season At The Farm – Tips To Building Your Own
4/7/2013 The New Chicken Coop Rises And The Farm Comes Alive
3/31/2013 Raccoons, Hens And Bees – But No Bunnies
3/24/2013 Dealing With A Little Sadness At The Farm
3/17/2013 Creating Our Simple And Inexpensive Rain Water Collection System
3/10/2013 The Chicks Are Here!!! – Raising Our New Chicks For The Farm
3/03/2013 The Completed Sensory Garden Plan At The Farm
2/24/2013 Cutting Back And Dividing Ornamental Grasses On The Farm
2/17/2013 Starting Our Seeds Indoors – Let Spring Begin!
2/10/2013 Top 12 Photos From The Farm
2/3/2013 The Barn Pergola Project And Our 1 Year Anniversary
1/27/2013 The Launch Of Old World Garden Vintage
1/20/2013 Chicken Coops and Honey Bees
01/13/2010 – The 2103 Plan For The Garden
01/06/2010 – Keeping Our Chickens Happy In The Winter
12/30/2012 – The 2013 Goals List
12/23/2012 – Winter Arrives At The Farm
12/16/2012 – The Tables Are Up – And 3 “Growing Us” Goals For 2013
12/9/2012 – You Can Park In The Garage Again Honey
12/2/2012 – The Top 5 Goals For The Farm
11/25/2012 – The Silo Rise On The Farm And Saving Money By Saving Seeds
11/18/2012 – Opportunity Comes Knocking On The Farm..On A Table
11/11/2012 -Preparing For Winter At The Farm
11/4/2012 – November Farm Photos And A Wedding
10-28-2012 31 Years Later – A Dream Is Fullfilled
10-21-2012 Fall Embraces The Farm
10-14-2012 Your Building A What For The Farm?
10-7-2012 The Fall Farm In Photos – October
9-30-2012 The Farm Makes The News!
9-23-2012 The Chores Of Fall On The Farm
9-16-2012 Bambi And Friends Strike The Farm
9-14-2012 A Big Week For The Farm and Blog! Happy 100th!
8-31-2012 Canning Is Cool – The Class
8-26-2012 Creating an Outdoor Paradise With A Pergola
8-21-2012 The Beauty, Versatility of Ornamental Peppers
8-12-2012 Building A Sensory Garden For Special Needs Children
8-5-2012 The Farm and Garden In Pictures
8-2-2012 The Barn Party in Pictures
7-30-2012 The Outdoor Kitchen Project Completed!
7-24-2012 A Barn Raising In Photos
7-15-2012 We Will Make No Wine Before It’s Time
7-8-2012 The Farm and Garden In Pictures – July
7-5-2012: The Flag Flies Again – A Piece of History Restored
7-2-2012 Mother Nature Flexes Her Muscle
6-24-2012 Mid-Season Garden Review
6-22-2012 Barn Landscaping Project – Finished On A Dime
6-5-2012 How My Sister, Brother-In-Law and A Mountain caused our Greenhouse Project
6-3-2012: The Farm In Pictures – 1st week of June
6-2-2012: The Barn Pergola Patio Begins
5-29-2012: Poetic Justice. Build It – And It Will Rain
5-26-2012: Have Gutters – Need Rain
5-22-2012: Trenches, Gravel, Drains & Bob The Tool Guy
5-18-2012: Retaining Wall Work – Will It Ever Be Finished?
5-13-2012: A Perfect Mothers Day Family Day
5-12-2012: The Garden In Pictures – May
5-12-2012: Happy First Birthday Girls
5-8-2012: Who We Are – And Why We Do What We Do
5-2-2012: The Cajun Belle Pepper – A great addition to your garden!
5-1-2012: Moving 20 ton of rock into place
4-25-2012: The Groundhog Dilemma
4-18-2012: Looking Back in Time With Photos
3-21-2012: Chickens sentenced to 6 months in a minimum security prison
3-13-2012: The Farm..A Perspective From A 12 Year Old
3-1-2012: Inferno Bread – Why Not To Use Good Baking Bans When Drying Hot Peppers
2-10-2012 – What Are You Building – A Dog House? A Play House? A Chicken What????
I am so thankful I found your blog. I have always lived on a farm, and I guess I have taken it for granted. You seem to have such energy and passion, and the food and recipes look so delicious! You have inspired me to think of maybe having a blog, too.
Thank you so much and thank you for taking time to comment on our blog. You should give it a shot – we have found it to really help keep us organized when it comes to the farm. Glad to have you stop by! Jim and Mary
so many reasons to be thank ful, her;es one from me -Thank you for sharing your lovely post at the hop xo