6 Ways to Cope with Disaster Recovery
November 2, 2012Recent hurricane recovery efforts remind us it’s a good time to learn how to cope in the event of a disaster in your area.
Recent hurricane recovery efforts remind us it’s a good time to learn how to cope in the event of a disaster in your area.
Lisa made a batch of eight mini pies for our bed-and-breakfast guests instead of her usual two regular-sized pies, and she beamed like she just started her own bakery.
In researching an article I recently wrote, I came across some interesting information about preventing Japanese beetles in the garden. I thought I might share the advice with you now so you’ll be better prepared to battle them next season.
As the mercury drops, prevent a disaster by keeping your pipes warm and water flowing.
Keep these herbs on your windowsill for easy access to ingredients for adding to recipes and scented crafts.
Prevent a chimney fire or carbon-monoxide intrusion in your farmhouse by following these guidelines from the Chimney Safety Institute of America.
there are many people like us: former vegetarians who converted back to eating meat after finding trustworthy sources, where the animals are raised well.
Take steps to ensure your livestock are safe from these seven toxins found on the farm.
Upcycle materials around your home in an easy craft project that can be used to accent your farmhouse.
Those lingering August days bring an annual summer rite of passage to our farmstead kitchen at Inn Serendipity: the kitchen counter covered with the garden harvest.