Wednesday Webs: The Harvest Has Begun!

daisies and a beeIn June, two things grow wild along Wisconsin country roads—pretty daisies and tasty asparagus. The asparagus must really be good because on given day you’ll see cars stopped and people out searching through the tall grasses.

Here on our little farm, we have a cultivated asparagus patch that’s mighty fine as well. In fact, tonight we just pickled and canned our second jar. And so the garden harvest officially begins!

What a glorious time of year!

 

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Wednesday Webs: June is Dairy Month!

homemade yogurt

It’s June Dairy Month, one of my favorite culinary months of the year! Here in Wisconsin, being America’s Dairyland and all, this is a big thing. Not only do I love dairy because of its food—oh, the cheese, the yogurt, the ice cream!—I also find it an interesting industry. And right now, marketing this industry is at an attention-getting crossroads.

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Wednesday Webs: Thinking About Summer

poppies2013

Summer is on its way! My poppies are blowing in the wind and temps are rising! I find my thoughts filled with the potpourri of the season—gardens, fresh food, new recipes, gatherings with friends and family, and a list of accomplishments I hope to achieve.

This week my links are equally as random!

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Wednesday Webs: May Day & Lots of Food

May Day blossoms

Happy May Day! Whether this is a your day of baskets, poles, or protests (please, let them be peaceful), may you enjoy this beautiful day.

Here in Wisconsin we’re relishing some glorious warm temps—finally, after a very delayed spring. Actually, these blossoms are from last year’s photography, but our fruit trees will look like this before you know it. Sweet!

Speaking of fruit trees—food, in general, for that matter—I thought these articles were rather interesting:

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Wednesday Webs: Earth Day

Earth Day garden plant

I think we should make Earth Day a weeklong event. One day a year simply is not a big enough nod to the importance of taking care of our Earth. Our very beautiful Earth!

So I’m extending my Earth Day celebrations all week.

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