Hey friends!!! Charlie is featuring an awesome post over at our sister site, www.backyardchickenguide.com today, about how to build a Mobile Chicken Coop Extension for your backyard chickens. Check it out!
I didn’t think I could find two awesome books on Debt Payoff in one week, but alas, it has happened!!!! Last week I reviewed our friend Shannon’s book, and this week I had the pleasure of reviewing yet another new, exciting and super helpful book on fighting your way out of debt: My friend Hayley …
It’s been a crazy week/weekend here at The Frugal Farmer!! First, on Friday, my dear blogging friend Hayley over at Disease Called Debt nominated me for the Versatile Blogger award. What a fun treat that was! The goal, it seems, of the Versatile Blogger Award is simply to spread the word and share some love …
It’s not been that long since Shannon from Financially Blonde came onto the personal finance blogging scene, but I knew right when I first visited her site that this gal knew her stuff. Now, to go along with her great blog, she’s published a book. Train Your Way to Financial Fitness is a new release …
I wasn’t planning on writing a post today, but I found a couple of articles online that I wanted to share with ya’ll.
Even on a small hobby farm such as ours, harvest time means crazy time. We spend lots and lots of time picking and preserving the fruits and veggies we’ve grown, cleaning up the garden to get it ready for next year, and preparing for the cold winters our northern state experiences. It’ll be two years …
Lest ya’ll think I’m a bitter, angry *$@%, I figured I’d better write a follow up to yesterday’s rant. Let me start by saying
This is going to start off sounding like an arrogant, self-centered rant, but bear with me. 🙂 Let me just preface this post by saying that it does not reference anyone in particular. Any similarity to any person, fiction or non-fiction, is merely coincidental. If you’ve read through the blog the last couple of weeks,
This weekend was FUN. Hubby came home Friday night telling us about a free (FREE!! My favorite word these days. 🙂 ) event not 15 minutes from our home.
When we share, either on the blog or in person, why we believe it’s so important to grow and preserve your own food, we get a mixed bag of reactions. Some react with awe and wonder, quizzing us on what it’s like and what’s involved. Others think it’s cool but not important. And still others …
