A very old shot of our farm from the air, this was before we did our different add-on.
We live on a hundred year old farm , Zone 5 with river flooding most springs over our pasture land. Average annual precipitation averages around 940 millimetres (37 in) Average Frost dates May 6th and Oct 6th
Well, I couldn’t add fences or other details but at least for the major idea are on the main farm site..
Hard Fruits
Apples
Crabapples
Wild Crabapples
Cherries Sour
Cherries Sweet
Pears
Mulberries
Plums
Wild Plums
Peaches
Soft Fruits
Gooseberries
Elderberries
Chokeberries
Cranberries
High Bush Cranberries
Strawberries
Raspberries
Blueberries
Rubarb
Red Currents
Black Currents
Black Berries
Grapes
Garden
Beans
Cucumbers
Zucchini
Acorn Squash
Potatoes
Basil
Tomatoes
Storing Onions
Green onions
Arrugula
Purslane
Kale
Collard Greens
Kohlrabi
Green’s salad mix
Broccoli
Asparagus
Peppers
Brush sprouts
Pea’s
Pumpkin
Muskmelon
Watermelons
Carrots
Beet Roots
Beet Greens
Chard
Radishes
Radicchio
Brussal Sprouts
Horse Radish
Worm Wood
Turnips
Farm Critters
- Cow
- Sheep
- Pig
- Chicken
- Duck
- Turkey
- Rabbit
Extra’s
Eggs
Milk
Hi there,
I’m new to your blog and as a fellow Canadian, just wondering which province you are in (I live in B.C) also, I was wondering how many acres your farm encompasses? Am enjoying reading your blog. Thanks!
Hi Sam, I am in ontario, and its a small farm, under ten acres.
Hi, I found your blog on the preppers web site, so cool to have you in my back yard so to speak. Love the blog. I’m am so invidious of all your fruit trees, how do you keep the deer from eating them all. Can you believe this weather we are having.