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.

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Odin Bee Checkup

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We checked our beehives located in Odin this week.  We're pleased to say they're doing very, very well - we were even able to put...
Monday, June 23, 2014

Isn't There Something So Peaceful About Watching Chickens?

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A friend said, "Watching chickens is like watching fish in a fish tank."  I think its even more relaxing! I ha...
Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Look What Came In The Mail Last Week

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They're under the heat lamp, thus the red tint to the photo.  I like Ideal Poultry  for my chicks.  I've had good luck ov...
Saturday, June 14, 2014

The High Tunnel Is Done... Except For Cleanup and Weeding Begins (Plus Some Cute Piglet Videos)

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I wish I had more time to blog, but sooooo many things take my time.  One thing I've been working on - and its time sensitive (the ga...
Friday, June 6, 2014

The Bourbon Reds Are Sitting On Eggs!

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For the past few months, my four bourbon red hens have been laying eggs here and there but not paying any attention to them after they la...
Saturday, May 31, 2014

Saturday Morning Farm Snippets

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The morning begins with a walk through the dewy grass.  Boots required.  I usually have at least one animal walking with me. ...
Tuesday, May 27, 2014

First Bee Sting And "Fern" Update (Cute Video Alert!)

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Its ironic.  Two days ago I worked in a cloud of bees as I transferred nucs to their new hives.  Not one single bee sting.  This mornin...
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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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