Geek.Farm.Life

Comment by Mira

July 9, 2007 @ 7:56 pm

Hi Misty and Andrew,

Hope you guys are doing well out there in Indiana. I tried to add a podcast to the poll but the system wouldn’t let me. I highly recommend The Alternative Kitchen Garden. I really like Emma and her podcasts are fun to listen to.

Comment by andrew

July 10, 2007 @ 4:36 pm

Hi Mira! Hmm, the poll software seems to be having trouble with IE. Well it’s time for a new poll anyways.

-Andrew

Comment by India

July 11, 2007 @ 10:08 am

I can’t add polls with IE but Mozilla seems to work ok.
India

Comment by Jen

July 14, 2007 @ 2:05 pm

Hi Misty and Andrew,
I have some questions for the question show, if it isn’t to late.
What do you plan to do with all the honey from your bees? I’m the allergic one, so I don’t want any, I’m just curious about what you’ll do with it. Store some of it maybe? But won’t you just keep getting more as your hives get better established?
For Misty: What are you working on as far as knitting and spinning goes?

A podcast I really like is Lime & Violet - knitting and spinning, but be careful they are enablers.

Jen (from Omaha, NE)

Comment by Libbye

July 14, 2007 @ 9:58 pm

Glad to see you have your herding dog on the job there Andrew.

Comment by Amanda

July 23, 2007 @ 4:39 pm

I had same problem with adding the podcasts. I am going to recomend a couple here in the comments instead. A great Radio show that they produce as a podcast is Deconstructing Dinner. And then I am going to have to second the Lime and Violet recomendation. I also had a question for ya’ll. You complain alot about having to weed and that you like the “lazy method” for cleaning out the goat barn, so I thought might comment about how my does it. She read lots of books and she finally found the Ruth Stout books and method it is lazy gardening that in volves mulching with hay and as far as the goat dung pile, when we were gardening at a friends place who had goats we helped muck out stable we just brought it striaght out to the garden we just left several inches of clearance around base of plants we never had to weed the garden at least.