Fitzgerald's Family Farm

Fitzgerald's Family Farm is a mini farm located in beautiful Potter County, PA, known as "God's Country," dedicated to raising fruits, vegetables, and critters in an earth-friendly manner.

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Garlic Planting

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Whew. Garlic got planted last week - just before the snow fell! I'm about six weeks behind my usual garlic planting schedule, whic...

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Monday, November 26, 2012

Important Late-November Winter Gear

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Today is the first day of deer hunting. I can tell because: The deer aren't following their usual paths through our area. T...

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Monday, November 19, 2012

Try Organic Food...

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Source: Food Inc. Although, maybe it should read great grandparents..because after the Second World War...that's when more pe...

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Celery As A House Plant?

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To my surprise the celery plants that I started from seed did beautifully in the garden this year and I dehydrated a bunch for winter soup...

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Thursday, November 1, 2012

Happy Halloween (a day late!)

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Rat Meat Loaf Shape the meatloaf Add carrot ears, caper eyes, uncooked spaghetti whiskers and cooked spaghetti tail. Fi...

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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Watermelon Radishes

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I got out of the habit of blogging often and I'm going to try to get back to it. I almost considered giving it up because I've bec...

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Are You Keen On Kale?

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It comes in these giant, frilly, green bundles at the grocery store and you look at it and think, "what the heck do I do with that?...

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Sharon: After 20 + years of running around the world with the US Air Force; my husband, children, and I have settled here in north central Pennsylvania. We didn't start off wanting to be maple tree tappers, beekeepers, and market gardeners - we just wanted to raise our kids in a healthy, safe, environment and get away from the city - but we grew into it. It has grown into a labor of love and we hope to pass the life lessons that we are still learning, and a joy of the natural world, onto our children.

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