Instead of saying a week from tomorrow or next week the Amish say tomorrow and a week
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Amish ladies concern for her horse
It is nice to see an Amish lady came out to put sheet on her buggy horse. She has been in the chiropractic office and it must be a long wait and was concerned about her horse and the cold.
Amish day today
Today it is SUNNY and 14 with a high of 29 today. Heat wave today and 12 tomorrow. Amish are true believers in chiropractors. Elma and her son hired me to take them to the Dr and Troyers grocery store. Amish women can shop. I do believe they check out every single item in the store and could tell you the price and location of each item.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Chia seeds mixed with wheat grass for fodder
I mix a variety of seeds in with my wheat grass as you can kind of see. Everything is sprouted together.
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Follow me on my Amish hauling experiences
I will be posting my travels and unique experiences hauling Amish.
I PROMISE a good time!
So join me and come along for the ride!
Comments and questions are welcome
Monday, January 12, 2015
Elderberry cuttings both nutritious and medicinal
http://normsfarms.com/product/american-elderberry-cuttings/
Norm’s Farms Elderberry Cuttings come for our family farm in Hartsburg Missouri, ground central for the Elderberry Improvement Project. With one of the largest plantings of elderberries in the US we strive to provide you with the best quality of rootstock. Our farm has supplied many of the nations prominent growers.
Dormant elderberry cuttings are the easiest and most economical way to get started growing elderberries. They are very east to get rooted. You can get them started in a sand bed or in small pots. They will also root in water. Which ever method you choose, you can stimulate them to grow more roots faster with the use of root stimulants.
Elderberry Cuttings ship while plants are dormant and have no roots. Norm’s Farms will begin shipping all ordered cuttings on Jan 1st, 2015 and continue shipping through March, or until plants break dormancy. Cold Weather may allow shipping to continue into April.
Sunday, January 11, 2015
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