Musings From Mosquitoville

Climate Change Like it or not, (believe it or not) climate change is happening, and the sooner farmers find ways to work with it the

Getting Closer Today Rip and I installed the saddles onto the main line. Those were the last pieces prior to actually tapping the trees. Now

LOCAL Local LOCAL LOCAL We do the "usual" farm things like canning, freezing and drying produce in one form or another but in today's environment

The practice of making maple syrup was first developed by the Indigenous peoples of Northeastern North America. They discovered that the sap from maple trees

Baking your own oatmeal molasses bread is a delightful and rewarding experience, offering several benefits: Control Over Ingredients: You can choose high-quality, organic ingredients, avoid

Taking care of our bodies should include taking care of our minds and emotional wellness as well. The RX1 lamp uses audio-visual entrainment (AVE), where

It's that time of year again-apple pruning time. Pruning apple trees is typically done during the late winter to early spring months. Here in Palmyra,

why are heritage seeds important? Heritage seeds, also known as heirloom seeds, play a crucial role in preserving agricultural biodiversity and cultural heritage. Here are

Compost is like a magic potion for your garden. It’s a nutrient-rich material created from decomposed organic matter, such as food scraps, leaves, and grass

Doesn't Matter Where You Start From It being the first of the year it's a logical time to start eating healthy and being more active