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Barncast 75 — Question Show #3

2007/07/15 in Bees, Dehydration, Fiber, Food Preservation, Hay, Honey, Mushrooms, Podcast, Rural Living, Sheep, Soap, Squash, Vegetables by andrew | 8 comments

Welcome to a show that ends in 5, that means it’s time again for the
listener question show. I’m always a little worried that no one will
call in, but I know I shouldn’t be. Even though it’s the middle of
summer and vacation time, we had 9 phone calls! It’s a great show
and we cover a ton of different topics. A big thank you to everyone
who called in, you really did make this show. In the show: (sorry if I spell your name wrong)

Intro, and location
Mira: Exotics vs Sheep, Dehydrator Book, Wild Harvesting, and GAMA seal lids
Melony: Summer Squash in small spaces update
Bill: Book Information, anyone using a root cellar? Call the farm phone: 206-202-GOAT
Tom: Answers the question about migratory beeks
Round Up section
John M: Goat milk honey, and hay prices
NCN: What do we miss about city life?
Angel: Pests, and do we like mushrooms? (yes)
Sheri: How hard is soap making?
Trip, next show, etc

Show 76 next week will be a toup of the farm durring chores, which pictures
and all that good stuff. In two weeks we’ll be back to normal with show 77.

Picture of the week:

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Barncast 73 — Chard!

2007/07/01 in Bees, Chard, Cheese, Food, Podcast, Podcasting, Sheep, Vegetables by andrew | 7 comments

Show 73 is a little windy, oh well it’s summer time podcasting. This weeks show gets to the point pretty quick because we have SIX yes 6 calls to the Farm Phone (206-202-GOAT) and they are all wonderful calls. We liked one call so much it becomes the topic of the farm section, what to do with Swiss Chard. It’s a great plant, easy to grow, easy to cook, and really pretty. Why don’t we see it more?? In the show this week: