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This blog chronicles Jacy and Mike Arnold's trials and tribulations on the farm to share with their friends and family back in the Midwest.
Lane County, Oregon, USA somewhere near Eugene, Oregon
This blog chronicles Jacy and Mike Arnold's trials and tribulations on the farm to share with their friends and family back in the Midwest.
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- 2 yellow12 white head/breast
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- 10 speckleds1 smaller but similar
- two of the turkey chicks didn't make it out of the...
- workin' the compost pile
- Garden orchard
- Livestock patio
- SW corner (just east of garden): brooks dwarf prun...
- the spring's 2nd mow
- Turkeys in the yard
- j in a field of buttercups.
- Turkey chicks
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- Toggy and her girls
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- Surogate turkey hen
- turkey chicks under turkey
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- We'll butcher at 8-14 weeks, probably at 10-12 weeks.
- bee's wax
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- beeswax lip balm & hand lotion
- 5 gallons of grape wine
- Tomato wine
- Racked the wine today
- checking out the tomato wine
- Melting bees wax
- London the calf
- After spraying the front yard with Crossbow to kil...
- The swing has been liberated
- yard pasture casualty: no swinging
- Barn gates and panel
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We are Midnight Farmers due to our tendency to work late at the office during the weekdays. The farm chores are typically done by flashlight right before we head off to bed.
About the Author: Eugene, Oregon lawyer Mike Arnold and his wife practice law by day and work their small acreage by night.
WARNING: Most of these posts are done with a cellphone/palm pilot camera, so there are many typos.