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  • Tree planting near power lines

    These are not universal rules. These are based on our area provider: East Central Energy in Cambridge, Minnesota: http://www.eastcentralenergy.com/selectingtherighttree.aspx Selecting the Right Tree to Plant Planting adjacent to overhead power lines You can help minimize tree-related outages and ensure reliable electric service for the future by choosing the right species of trees. Consider the trees’…

    April J

    March 28, 2016
    Farm
    Policy
  • How I accidentally bought a pig

    There is an exotic pet auction that is held in Pierz, Minnesota in the spring. Day one of the auction is hooved animals. We had heard that you could get lambs at a good price which is why we (hubby and I, boy child and his friend) were driving into Pierz that Friday at 10:30am.…

    April J

    March 26, 2016
    Farm
    Animals
  • Poultry

    This is taken directly from: http://www.misa.umn.edu/FarmFoodResources/LocalFood/MeatPoultrySales/FarmerGuide/ Poultry farmers can process and sell up to 1000 birds per year without a license. The processing must be done on the farm and under sanitary conditions. The birds must be sold directly to customers from the farm premises. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture requires that operators desiring to…

    April J

    March 24, 2016
    Farm
    Policy
  • Custom-exempt Slaughter and Processing

    Taken directly from: http://www.misa.umn.edu/FarmFoodResources/LocalFood/MeatPoultrySales/FarmerGuide/ In some areas, inspected slaughter is not available either from USDA or state equivalent plants. Another option that farmers can use is sale of live animals followed by custom-exempt processing. There are a number of restrictions and requirements with this method, but many farmers use it successfully. With custom-exempt processing, the…

    April J

    March 24, 2016
    Farm
    Policy
  • Farm animals by Lily

    Our daughter Lily has a great artistic eye. She loves our character cards and wanted to do something similar for her birthday invitations this summer. Below is her slideshow of the animals she photographed.

    April J

    February 12, 2016
    Farm
    Animals
  • Day 2: Review

    I ate healthfully. I brought partially completed stage props to have others view them. I brought crafty stage props to get help – I asked for help. I collected my wardrobe photos for review. I got up at the 2nd alarm instead of the third for the 2nd day in a row. Not super successful,…

    April J

    February 12, 2016
    Self Improvement
    NewLeaf
  • Day 1: Review

    I tried to eat right. I said no to the snacks and candy that I really wanted. I took things I’m getting rid of and put them in my car to take to the thrift store. I moisturized with coconut oil and attempted an oil-pull but gagged. I started compiling monthly bills to create my…

    April J

    February 12, 2016
    Self Improvement
    NewLeaf
  • Day 1: An Introduction

    My 6 Goals are: Reduce my stuff: #40bagsin40days Build a better budget: Financial Peace – Dave Ramsey Wardrobe revamp: What not to wear & Style by Jury Daily schedule creation: The art of simple Healthy eating: 100 days of real food Whiter teeth: Web search I created a Facebook Group: a new Leaf for Lent…

    April J

    February 10, 2016
    Self Improvement
    NewLeaf
  • Meet the Characters

     

    April J

    February 10, 2016
    Farm
    Animals
  • a new Leaf for Lent

       We are creating a new “show”. A transformation show. A combination of several of our favorite makeover shows. Each participant will take 6 things they want to change in their lives. They will list them easiest to hardest (like DR does with debts). Small goals that are easily accomplished first. Slowly building confidence and…

    April J

    February 9, 2016
    Self Improvement
    NewLeaf
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