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February 08, 2010 |
 Maaaaa! They hear the crunch of my boots in the snow and start their bleating call-it is joy to me to be greeted so. Last week we discussed birthing procedures and left off with placing the baby goats in a separate pen, away from the mothers since we want to bottle feed.
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February 01, 2010 |
 Five months ago we bred our ten milch goats at the Equinox. Now that it is February the baby “kids” will be delivered. Are you prepared to assist?
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January 26, 2010 |
 Now that you have collected your old-last year’s seeds we are going to test them to see if they will grow. This is what the big time growers do, and what we do, but on a smaller scale in the kitchen.
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January 17, 2010 |
 Buying new seeds each year is very costly and perhaps not necessary if you have left over seed from last year, or even five years ago. This discussion focuses on seed companies and proven/disproven results, seed storage and of course making money by saving your own non-hybrid heritage seeds. Marketing ideas are also discussed.
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Welcome to Back2theLand
Thank you for visiting my new site. This year we will focus on food production-gardening articles, starting with the assumption that many of our new readers are in suburbia with limited space, poor soil, water restrictions, roaming pets and " I don't know how to get started".
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Motto
"Because I have known the torment of thirst I would dig a well where others might drink." -Anonymous
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