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Tag Archives: Farm Life
Goats.
I never was particularly attracted to them. They’re bony, their bodies are out of proportion, they didn’t register on my cute animal meter, and they really were never on my radar of “things I hope I own one day”. They don’t have the … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, Farm Life, Opinion
Tagged Animals, cheese, Farm Life, gardening, milking
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Should I Make Cheese Making Videos?
There are lots of cheese making videos on YouTube, so why should I add more? Do we need more cheese making videos in the world? I don’t know. But, I just kind of want to do it. We’ve been thinking about … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, classes, How To..., Milking, Recipes
Tagged cheese, chevre, classes, Farm Life, homestead food, milking, mozzarella, whey
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My Hairdryer
For a few days now, the faucet in the barn has been frozen.Solid. Like an iceberg. And, The Animal Whisperer has resorted to using my hair dryer to attempt to thaw it. I used to put up a fight: My … Continue reading
Feeding Urban Families One Goat At A Time
Feeding urban families one goat at a time December 16, 2012 by csukach Herbert Aparicio, urban farmer, works to build a bigger greenhouse on his urban farm in Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 24, 2012. The greenhouse will be warmed by … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Cheese Making, chickens, classes, Farm Life, gardening, good people to know, Milking
Tagged Animals, articles, cheese, chickens, classes, cool jobs, Farm Life, Food, homestead food, milk, milking
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“Your Folks Are More Important Than My Stuff”
That’s how the Waldo Canyon Fire outpouring of goodness started for me. My parent’s neighborhood had been coned off and the entrance blocked by security guards and police because their neighborhood had been placed on Mandatory Evacuation Status due to … Continue reading
Posted in chickens, Farm Life, good people to know, Waldo Canyon Fire
Tagged ammonia, Animals, chickens, family, Farm Life, milking, TV
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This Year’s Chicken Coops For Sale…So Far…(He’s always inventing more!)
Coop prices start at $400. Call Herbert for details. 719-651-6480. Coop with Side Nesting Box. Easy to access egg boxes, just raise the small right side roof and grab out the eggs! Comes with ladder into the front door of … Continue reading
Vinegar: Serving up Cheese Made With Petroleum ???
The simplest cheese I teach to make and the simplest cheese that people make all over the world…is made with vinegar. Or is it made with synthetic alcohol derived from petroleum or natural gas which is then used to make … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Cheese Making, Farm Life
Tagged cheese, classes, Farm Life, Healthy, junk, unhealthy
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Recipe: Apple Almond Agave Chevre
We made a version of this at the custom Cuban Hard Cheese, Feta and Chevre class I taught last week. After the class, I made it again…like this. I ate most of it in one sitting. By myself. First, if you … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, Farm Life, Recipes
Tagged cheese, chevre, classes, Farm Life, Food, homestead food, recipes
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Resilience: At The Fine Arts Center
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center is just opening it’s Resilience Exhibit….and I have been invited to be part of it! I’m teaching 2 special classes at our farm (March 18 and April 14). We will milk the goats (and see … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, classes, Farm Life, good people to know
Tagged Animals, cheese, classes, Farm Life, Food, homestead food, milk, milking, mozzarella
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