Skip to content
Old World Garden Farms

Old World Garden Farms

Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living

Menu

  • Home
  • About
    • About Us
    • Contact
    • OWG In The News
    • Copyright / Disclaimer Notice
  • Privacy
  • Blog
  • Recipes
  • Garden Advice
  • Raised Row Gardening
  • DIY Plans
  • Farm Projects
    • Barn Doors
    • Pergolas
    • DIY Projects At The Farm
    • Pallet Tips And Tricks
    • Pallet Projects
  • Farm Life
    • Weekly Farm Updates
    • OWG Photo Gallery
    • Living Simple
    • Simple House Project
    • Raising Chickens
    • Our Honey Bees
    • The Barn Project
  • Our Websites & Books

Month: March 2012

The Infant Years….from Seedling to Sprouts

Now that the weather has continued to stay at above normal temperatures in our area, several of you are getting the ‘gardening’ bug.  Typically the word bug would not be good in garden terms, however, we all began gardening because

oldworldgardenfarms March 29, 2012 Life in the Garden Read more

Italian Crock Pot Pasta Sauce – All Day Goodness Made Easy

Here is our Italian Crock Pot Pasta sauce that can be made in 10 to 15 minutes before you leave for work in the morning – and be ready for hungry mouths when you get home! Pasta may be one of

oldworldgardenfarms March 23, 2012January 15, 2020 Cooking, Recipes, Sauces Dressing Jams Misc., Self-Sufficiency Recipes Read more

Chickens sentenced to 6 months in a minimum security prison

While working at the farm this past weekend – we decided that it is time.  Our girls, the chickens, need to have more of an assigned “designated area”.  During the building of the farm, the chickens have truly been free

oldworldgardenfarms March 21, 2012 Life in the Garden, The Chickens Read more

Building Our Farm One Pergola At A Time

It’s a bit funny how it all started.  I would love to tell you it was a grand business scheme complete with well thought out ideas, a marketing plan, and great advertising.   A grand plan to build a business

oldworldgardenfarms March 18, 2012March 21, 2017 Sunday Farm Update Read more

Home Made Pasta Recipe- Passing Down A Family Tradition From Italy

home made pasta

This past weekend, we spent the day making home-made pasta noodles with my mom, my sister and brother-in-law.  Mary and I both grew up with parents who made fresh pasta, and although I am sure we both may have been

oldworldgardenfarms March 16, 2012May 8, 2020 Cooking, Recipes, Self-Sufficiency Recipes Read more

“The Farm” – A Perspective From A 12 Year Old.

***This post is written by Nolan. He is the youngest in the family at 12, and surprised us this past week when he asked if he could write a post.  Here is his post in his own words: I have

oldworldgardenfarms March 13, 2012September 3, 2018 Life in the Garden Read more

Meet Millview Farms from Ontario, Canada – This week’s “Tell Us Your Story”

We want to thank Celi and John from The Kitchens Garden ( http://thekitchensgarden.wordpress.com/ ) for sharing their story last week of their beautiful “farmy” on the Praries of Illinois. I think everyone enjoyed hearing about Mia, Ton-Ton, Daisy and all of the

oldworldgardenfarms March 11, 2012March 9, 2020 Tell Us Your Story Read more

Countdown to Wine and Jam

Ok,  so we may be jumping the gun a little with the title above.   In reality, we only have 6 grape vines in the ground, and those were planted just last year.   But this is the year that

oldworldgardenfarms March 9, 2012 Life in the Garden Read more

Our “New” Old Barn – Carrying on Dad’s Tradition

Over the past year, one of the most rewarding and yet physically challenging projects for us has been the ever so slow process of building our “new” barn on the farm. The barn is our first “real” building on the

oldworldgardenfarms March 6, 2012September 3, 2018 Recycling, The Barn Project Read more

Composting 101 – Tips To Make Easy Compost

fertilizing vegetable gardens

One can spend a lot of money on the various products made to help us produce compost – compost tumblers, compost bins , barrels, etc.  But the simple truth remains that you can make compost in almost anything to have

oldworldgardenfarms March 2, 2012February 5, 2019 Composting, Life in the Garden Read more
  • « Previous

SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE EMAIL LIST!

Click Here To Sign Up & Follow!

Incredible DIY Adirondack Chairs!

Adirondack Chairs

Raised Row Gardening

preparing garden beds for planting
Gardening Made Simple - Raised Row Gardening!

SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE EMAIL LIST

Click Here To Sign Up & Follow!

The Adventure Of A Lifetime

preparing garden beds for planting
Gardening Made Simple - Raised Row Gardening!

Copyright © 2021 Old World Garden Farms 

  • Home
  • About
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • OWG In The News
  • Copyright / Disclaimer Notice
  • Privacy
  • Blog
  • Recipes
  • Garden Advice
  • Raised Row Gardening
  • DIY Plans
  • Farm Projects
  • Barn Doors
  • Pergolas
  • DIY Projects At The Farm
  • Pallet Tips And Tricks
  • Pallet Projects
  • Farm Life
  • Weekly Farm Updates
  • OWG Photo Gallery
  • Living Simple
  • Simple House Project
  • Raising Chickens
  • Our Honey Bees
  • The Barn Project
  • Our Websites & Books