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S&B Bell Farms in Hodgenville, KY started out with a purely functional purpose: to make good use of land that we own. Over the months, the concept of alpaca farming has branched out to several other areas of farming. In order to run a sustaining farm, we realized that we needed to consider the interconnectedness of the land and the animals, and to provide the best environment that we can for both.
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Gardening by flashlight is just about the only way we are getting anything done in the backyard beds lately 🤣.
We are moving some dirt, turning out some unfinished compost (it will finish all by itself in time for spring planting!), and getting last minute overwintering crops in the ground.
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Tuesday mornings mean our pea shoot delivery to Vibe Coffee in Hodgenville.
Add in a stunning sunrise and a *perfect* caramel latte… well, today is definitely off to a great start ☀️🌱☕️
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One thing about goats… *everything* becomes a jungle gym to them, even if you don’t want it to!!
Brian moved a hay cradle down to their feeding area tonight in preparation for colder weather. Our girl Hershey Dark Chocolate jumped right in it like it was her new toy 🤣
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As always - the finger puppets are a big hit this morning!!
We are set up at the Pritchard Community Center in E’town until 4pm today ☀️
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Do you sell finger puppets?
Hey, I know that gal! It's Micaiah Bishop !!!
I keep saying that I’m done with my backyard garden for this year!!!
And then my garden disagrees with me 🤷♀️
(Roasted green tomato salsa is now added to the menu for this week)
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My garden has finally decided it is yellow squash season🤪. The plants have been in the ground since June🙄. Just when I was ready to winterize the garden and pull them out they said, wait a minute, I didn’t do my job yet. I now have 15 squashes growing on 2 plants that should be ready in about 2 days. I had only gotten 2 all summer🤷♀️. Maybe Addison’s pep talk worked. They have bloomed out with a ton of flowers (both male and female blossoms) 5 or 6 times and this last time she told the plant to focus on doing its thing and not just be a pretty plant. 🤪
yum!