My herd of cattle has munched down the grass on the 26 acres here at Miles Smith Farm. So every day, we deliver two or three 800-pound round bales...
I love the saying that something is “As American as apple pie.” I love apple pie and would have some for breakfast every day if I could. But oddly...
Buttercup, a 4-month-old half-Scottish Highlander calf, had been a lively participant in our summer camp. For two weeks in July, kids had brushed...
Many gardeners go to the plant nurseries in June, and buy things in bloom for their gardens – and rarely go back until the next year. But that...
My chair vibrated to the beat of “In The Air Tonight” by Phil Collins while a platform (with the help of cables and pulleys) levitated over the...
Even though we have had some rain in recent days, many of my readers have been suffering from a serious drought much of the summer, enough so that...
Now is the time when gardeners often have too much fresh produce. People joke about locking their cars to keep neighbors from placing unneeded...
It’s hard to know what’s most enchanting about Sanborn Mills Farm in Loudon. Is it the lovely garden beside the restored 1800s barn? Is it the...