Showing posts with label farming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farming. Show all posts

05 April 2010

An Addition to the Acre

It's a baby musk ox and it's mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok maybe this photo is from here but that little guy is GOING to be mine.

04 April 2010

Sunset rips us off again

First it was our official Fancy Acre vacation spot (got the cover the month after we got home) and now its our ideas! Sunset SUDDENLY has a "one block diet" blog in which they discuss growing your own food, raising chickens, etc, on your own land. Fancy Acre would like to make a statement about this. "We were the first people to ever do this. Sunset was still in diapers when we thought up the idea of raising chickens in our yard. Also we don't like it that you call it a diet. Everyone knows the only acceptable diet is the Karl Lagerfeld Diet."

Get out of our heads Sunset. Focus on the top ten best hot tubs for infants or whatever it is you were doing before.

02 April 2010

Portland Guide




Do you want to have a fancy acre? Good luck. But you can at least get some chicks or grow a couple of carrots. Here are some good places to go if you are looking for trouble:

The Urban Farm Store this is where Patsy, Loretta and Wynonna arre from. They also have edible plants and fruit trees.

Pistils this is where you get fancy chicks and expensive plants and wish you lived there.

Costal Farm Supply this is like farm walmart and is where Tammy is from (doesn't that just explain everything.)

Naomi's Organic Farm Supply My uncle gave me this reference! But I have still never been. He says it's the best. But he also is totally nuts. You be the judge.

Garden Fever This is the garden store near my house and I LOVE it there. They have great veggie starts and like six different blueberry varietals. I always spend too much money there so I am on probation for the week.

Growing Gardens This is another great edible plant store with all the fixin's, also in NE Portland.

We. Need. This.



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