Bridget Miskell

We are on our second year growing this way, it grow lovely veggies but all the snow and rain doesn't seem to have helped it, it looks very washed away, we are not sure what to do besides putting more soil or compost on it

Thanks alot , we are crafters/knitter/blacksmith, so we will always have loads to do but to get them sold in the winter prob will be difficult , we normally live of the land and crafts and small jobs and small animals ect... but it will take awhile coming to Maine at this time of year

Thanks alot for the advice , we got our land this summer but has not been able to get back any sooner , we had planned to have cob house built by now, do You live in-land in Maine

hi , we are moving to almost coastal Maine from Ohio and we are wondering if anyone here knows would our first winter in a motor home be a bad idea , we are used of living off the land but not in Maine yet

We are that" prefect Couple" but not available right now due to Caring for house bound father who is 91 years old , so we will need to watch this space as the saying goes , We are both farmers in different way

would it be ok to but rabbits out on the lawn in a bottomless hutch or would they dig their way out ?

Thanks for all the welcomes , this seams like a great site ,I am in Summit County Ohio ,The snow just gone for now now but the land is very wet , we are in a town/city now but we are farmers without a farm and looking all the time :

Hello from Ohio USA ,
I am new on here , I have been an Organic grower over 20 years in Ireland and I have moved to Ohio , everything is so very different here ,We are waiting for the spring to get our soil working from under the winter carpet that we don't have in Ireland (snow) , Thanks for letting me join , it looks like a fab site , I am not sure what to read first !!!
Charlie