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Homestead Life, Musings · July 29, 2020

Summer bounty!

Summer bounty!

Our farm is bursting with color right now! The gardens are also full of produce. It is a wonderful time to be a homesteader! Need dill? We have it! Wanting a bi-weekly share from our bounty of naturally grown vegetables, herbs and flowers? We have limited availability for $20 picked up on-farm or …

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Homestead Life, Musings, On The Farm · May 31, 2020

Spring projects!

Spring projects!

We have been SO busy on the farm lately! Planting is almost all done, baby animals are growing fast and we have tackled some big infrastructure improvements. I have done almost all the garden bed prep myself this year, using my tried and true hand tools: broadfork, hoe, hand plows. My back is …

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News, On The Farm · March 23, 2020

Time to Pre-order Chicken

Time to Pre-order Chicken

Uncertain times Boy  howdy: This pandemic is certainly changing the grocery shopping landscape! A friend of mine sold out her entire store of frozen pasture raised chickens in a few days, chicks are hard to come by in the feed stores and folks are suddenly motivated to grow their own food! I must …

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Musings, News · January 6, 2020

Winter’s Rest

Winter’s Rest

Winter is the best time for sitting, thinking, sketching, planning and when you're me: filling the short days with as many projects as possible despite the deluge. Apparently I'm none too good at making time to post all the recipes and blog posts I plan: but i promise to do better! This post is a …

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Homestead Life, Musings, News · February 22, 2019

Preparing for 2019 at Birdsong Farm

Preparing for 2019 at Birdsong Farm

Hello friends! It is the deepest, coldest part of winter but spring is just around the corner and farmers/gardeners (including myself) are already starting seeds and planning the arrival of the first chicks. This is also a good time to really hammer out the details of the year to come, and to share …

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Homestead Life, On The Farm · September 12, 2018

Processing Muscovy Ducks

Processing Muscovy Ducks

In Oregon, it is legal to process poultry outdoors on the farm where they were raised and then sell them direct to consumers. We process all our chickens for sale and home freezer and also do our own ducks. Ducks are much more difficult to pluck and eviscerate than chickens, thus the higher price …

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Recipes · July 30, 2018

BBQ Grilled Rabbit

BBQ Grilled Rabbit

Hands down my all time favorite way to cook rabbit is to throw it on the BBQ. This 'recipe' is SO easy to make and is the perfect dish to cook for folks who may be on the fence about cooking or eating rabbit. If you can BBQ chicken thighs, you've got rabbit down. So grab your favorite BBQ sauce, …

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Recipes · July 24, 2018

Zucchini Fritters

Zucchini Fritters

It's zucchini season, y'all! Which means it's the time of year where you rack your brain, search google and ask all your friends for their favorite recipes that will help you use up your zucchini bounty. I, personally, love zucchini best of all the veggies i grow. It's delicious raw, delicious …

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Gardening Tips, Homestead Life · July 17, 2018

Storing your garlic

Storing your garlic

Garlic is a wonderful crop for those of us looking to stock up on our homegrown produce and to spice up our menu without relying on expensive (and none-too-fresh) packaged spices. With the proper care, garlic can be stored for up to a year. Here are some of my favorite ways for storing my garlic …

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Gardening Tips · July 17, 2018

How to braid garlic: Illustrated

How to braid garlic: Illustrated

You carefully planted your garlic last fall. You cared for it all spring: watching its water, fertilizing a few times, weeding the patch well. Sometime around July you harvested a bundle of gorgeous bulbs and dutifully hung or laid them somewhere to cure before long term storage... Wait, you did do …

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How to spatchcock a chicken + Recipe for the perfect roast bird

How to spatchcock a chicken + Recipe for the perfect roast bird

Zucchini Fritters

Zucchini Fritters

Duck Breast Fajitas

Duck Breast Fajitas

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21375 Gage Road
Monmouth OR 97361
503-949-0610
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Latest posts/recipes:

  • Summer bounty!
  • Spring projects!
  • Time to Pre-order Chicken
  • Winter’s Rest
  • Preparing for 2019 at Birdsong Farm
  • Processing Muscovy Ducks
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