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February | 2012 | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. February 9, 2012. We are still in the world. busy. we have been busy. Andy has been cutting down trees to make more room for livestock and gardens. sadly, one of the trees fell on the turkey coop. boom, smack, crunch. ah, darn it! I was outside when it fell. and to our shock, we just looked at eachother and burst out laughing. it was delightful and devestating at the same time. Sparrow is crazy. and so so so great. And i am, well, well. making yummy food and eating it.

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Moving forward by stepping back. Mason Jar Farm is: Andy, Amy and Sparrow. Add to that, 9 laying hens, one rooster, 3 pigs, 2 turkeys, 50 meat chickens, 7 apple trees, one greenhouse, one garden, two cherry trees and one very loud coonhound and you have the circus that is our life. join us as we attempt to “move forward by stepping back”–one unpredictable minute at a time. One Response to “About”. August 21, 2011 at 1:35 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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veggie tales. | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. August 18, 2011. Does it know the great things it’s Creator has planned for it? And isn’t wonderful to know that God loves a tomato seed? That he takes pleasure in a beet sprout? That the little baby cucumbers dangling so precariously from the end of a vine make Him laugh? We worship a very splendid God. Pruden, the 1 1/2 pound mater. Violet Jasper, Riesentraube and the Pruden’s Purple. Pruden meets his fate. The bird uncouthly eating her E. That’s it for now. h...ADORE t...

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still. | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. February 9, 2012. We are still in the world. busy. we have been busy. Andy has been cutting down trees to make more room for livestock and gardens. sadly, one of the trees fell on the turkey coop. boom, smack, crunch. ah, darn it! I was outside when it fell. and to our shock, we just looked at eachother and burst out laughing. it was delightful and devestating at the same time. Sparrow is crazy. and so so so great. And i am, well, well. making yummy food and eating it.

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May | 2011 | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. Birthdays and other ramblings. May 29, 2011. Because, unlike those lovey-dovey couples who are celebrating the passing of days which are really mostly identical and unchanging—I am celebrating the passing of days that bring about HUGE change. Like her smiles (which melt andy’s heart) and her new noises and her little periscope head so much more supported on her string bean neck and (most important! And since our forks had gone the way of Hammer pants. Website (this women ...

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August | 2011 | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. One too many plants. August 21, 2011. I mean let’s be honest—have the government’s other ideas really been all that less far-fetched? But i digress. andy said, after crawling on hands and knees under a canopy of vines to reach a ripe tomato, “i don’t think i should plant this many next year”. Me and my bean sprout. August 18, 2011. Does it know the great things it’s Creator has planned for it? And isn’t wonderful to know that God loves a tomato seed? Pruden meets his fate.

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one too many plants. | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. One too many plants. August 21, 2011. I mean let’s be honest—have the government’s other ideas really been all that less far-fetched? But i digress. andy said, after crawling on hands and knees under a canopy of vines to reach a ripe tomato, “i don’t think i should plant this many next year”. Me and my bean sprout. 2 Responses to “one too many plants.”. August 21, 2011 at 1:35 am. Hope you are willing to share your wonderful, homegrown tomatoes! August 22, 2011 at 1:25 am.

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mason jar farm | moving forward by stepping back. | Page 2

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Moving forward by stepping back. June 26, 2011. Because 15 turkeys, 10 chickens, 3 pigs, a large garden, 1 coonhound AND a 3 month old are not enough to keep us busy, the Schmidt’s decided to take on beer brewing. Yes, we did. And our goal is to produce a beer that is actually worthy of the Schmidt name (sorry, current Schmidt beer. So, as I was saying before, we purchased a kit for an Amber Ale from Midwest Brewing Co. But, it is officially summer, you say! But, it was 98 degrees in Minneapolis, you say!

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June | 2011 | mason jar farm

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Moving forward by stepping back. June 26, 2011. Because 15 turkeys, 10 chickens, 3 pigs, a large garden, 1 coonhound AND a 3 month old are not enough to keep us busy, the Schmidt’s decided to take on beer brewing. Yes, we did. And our goal is to produce a beer that is actually worthy of the Schmidt name (sorry, current Schmidt beer. So, as I was saying before, we purchased a kit for an Amber Ale from Midwest Brewing Co. But, it is officially summer, you say! But, it was 98 degrees in Minneapolis, you say!