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Fluster Farm
@flusterfarm
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Hobby farm, homestead, and future off-grid paradise
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Foothills of Appalachia
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2017-06-14 11:44
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funny
2017-08-13 12:19
RE: WHAT GIVES? - THEY ARE ALL FALLING ASLEEP ON ME
slackers! just kidding, they're adorable!
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food
2017-07-26 03:11
RE: Goulash – The Most Famous Hungarian Dish (that doesn't actually exist!)
This looks amazing especially with those potatoes!! I usually make mine with stew meat, root vegetables like carrots, parsnip and potatoes, and of course, paprika as well as other spices such as caraway
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food
2017-07-26 02:58
RE: Plum Dumplings – A Hungarian Dish Without Any Paprika
Szilvás gombóc!! Just like mom used to make. I've never attempted them but they are freaking delicious.
flusterfarm
garden
2017-07-24 13:19
RE: Growing Cranberries at Home.....Harvest just before Thanksgiving......No They Do Not Have to Be Grown in A BOG!
I'd love to grow cranberries unfortunately I am now in zone 7. Thanks for this thorough guide!
flusterfarm
homesteading
2017-07-24 12:46
RE: Is Our Well Going Dry? EEK!
Thanks :)
flusterfarm
homesteading
2017-07-24 12:46
RE: Is Our Well Going Dry? EEK!
Greenery definitely helps. Our property is maybe 80% wooded and it makes a big difference heat-wise. The shade seems to help keep the air near the ground cooler!
flusterfarm
homesteading
2017-07-24 12:43
RE: Is Our Well Going Dry? EEK!
Wow, that sucks! That is weird that it's under the house. If you have to service the well itself, drill deeper, etc, that would make it incredibly hard.
flusterfarm
homesteading
2017-07-23 22:55
RE: Pennsif's Progress - The Days are Numbered // Day 972 : Time flies with a polytunnel
Ooooh not a fan of slugs, either. I try to pick them & feed them to the chickens. Sometimes they are pleased with my offering, sometimes they could care less. I think our chickens are spoiled, just
flusterfarm
gardening
2017-07-23 22:53
RE: Lazy Girl Marinara from Scratch!
It's one of my favorites, mainly because it requires so little work on my part. Not often that you run into that on the homestead!
flusterfarm
gardening
2017-07-23 22:53
RE: Lazy Girl Marinara from Scratch!
Thanks!
flusterfarm
thl
2017-07-22 12:21
RE: DENTAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Love the list you put together! I'd also add liquid children's Benadryl and Milk of Magnesia, or the generic equivalent to make Magic Mouthwash. In case of a viral illness that causes mouth sores, or canker
flusterfarm
homesteading
2017-07-22 12:15
RE: Roll That Beautiful Bean Footage
Your beans look amazing! I got mexican bean beetle this year 😭 But maybe I'll plant a second crop.
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-22 12:11
RE: Roadschooling: Medieval days in Skellefteå
Love the idea of roadschooling! Learning never really stops for us either. Every day I find something that can be turned into a learning opportunity. Not just for the kids, but me too! I've learned a lot
flusterfarm
homesteading
2017-07-22 12:08
RE: Pennsif's Progress - The Days are Numbered // Day 972 : Time flies with a polytunnel
It's coming along wonderfully!! I am in the same boat with the updates. Trying to stay on top of weeds & bugs in the garden and while I may win a small battle here and there it's looking like I'm losing
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-22 12:03
RE: Home-school Curriculum: How to Design Your Own!
I'm so glad that homeschooling works great for you guys!
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-19 13:28
RE: Home-school Curriculum: How to Design Your Own!
welding & culinary are both great ideas. My husband works in the manufacturing industry and the biggest competency gap he sees is the ability to troubleshoot and repair electronic components, as automation
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-19 11:13
RE: Home-school Curriculum: How to Design Your Own!
TPT can be a lot of busy work! It takes time to find stuff for sure. My daughter likes artsy-fartsy stuff so creating lapbooks that involve coloring, gluing, decorating while learning basic concepts works
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-19 11:06
RE: Home-school Curriculum: How to Design Your Own!
I'll keep that in mind!! So far it's not the "easy" route but I am seeing rewards in both of my kids. I'll post an interview sesh with them soon :)
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-19 11:05
RE: Home-school Curriculum: How to Design Your Own!
I am definitely loving the flexibility as well. Both of my kids struggle in a typical sit-down, shut-up public school setting. My son especially, as he has high-functioning autism and being stuck in a
flusterfarm
homeschooling
2017-07-19 11:00
RE: Home-school Curriculum: How to Design Your Own!
That's awesome!! I love the portfolio idea. Here in Georgia kids can start attending college classes for free once they are in high school, but most colleges will not take students under 16 years of age.
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