B and G Mini Farms

26/12/2023

Hopefully everyone had a very Merry Christmas!! Currently working on seeds here.

12/12/2023

Silkie eggs in incubator!!

07/12/2023

07/12/2023

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I love Christmas, but spring garden season is the Best time of the Year! 😂

27/11/2023

27/11/2023

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27/11/2023

27/11/2023

Snowman Cakes! ⛄️ this is the cutest idea!!
More cute snowman ideas: https://helloyummy.co/snowman-donuts/

Via Pinterest

27/11/2023

I don't know who the credit should go to for inventing these, but this Christmas Tree Teepee is so much fun! What kid wouldn't love hiding out in there?! My youngest used to beg us to let him sleep under the Christmas tree every year.

27/11/2023

06/01/2023

05/01/2023

Turn a cabinet into a household garden - GREAT IDEA!

https://www.hunker.com/13725972/fabrikor-ikea-cabinet-plant-greenhouse-hack

05/01/2023

HEALTHY CANDY BRACELETS - so fun and super tasty!

https://onelittleproject.com/healthy-candy-bracelets/

05/01/2023

Turn an old chandelier into a gorgeous planter!

(spotted on Pinterest)

05/01/2023

RAIN WATER GARDEN - so neat

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05/01/2023

The love and support for one another.

05/01/2023

The cutest little wagon using dollar store supplies!
https://www.agirlandagluegun.com/dollar-tree-christmas-wagon

05/01/2023

TIPSY FLOWER TOWER - What a fun idea!
Details --> https://acultivatednest.com/10-amazing-flower-towertipsy-pot-planter-ideas

18/12/2022

21/09/2022

Some homemade rabbit sloppy joe. Send us a PM if you are interested in any ground rabbit?

21/09/2022

Awesome barns!

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30/07/2022

Rabbits ready to leave, some meat, pets and show or brood. PM for more info, if you are looking for some? Californians, Mini lops, mini rex, polish and lionhead.

07/07/2022

Need rabbit meat?
https://www.eater.com/22149324/why-you-should-be-eating-rabbit-meat?utm_campaign=eater&utm_content=entry&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3LYKTNffEwdOksoxIirzOSj0IWpa9iJ_u5TEI5rpNRKsrt86v94f9nyfw

Lean, nutritious, and climate friendly, rabbit can offer an escape from the industrial meat supply chain

29/06/2022

Come to Farm to City Day - July 17th
Concordia, Mo.
South Side Park

09/06/2022

No. These are not pickled eggs. These are homegrown, unwashed eggs stored in lime water. The lime water fills in all the pores of the egg and encases them in a shell of "glass". Water glassed eggs can last stored at room temperature like this for up to 2 years. This method of preserving raw eggs has been used since the 1800s and was common even into the 1940s and 50s. When refrigerators became a standard kitchen appliance, water glassing almost became a lost art.

You cannot use commercial eggs for this because they have all had the protective coating (bloom) washed off the shell and will quickly go bad. I recently scrambled up 18 eggs that had been stored in lime water for 7 months on an unrefrigerated cupboard shelf and they tasted perfectly fresh (although the yoke seemed a bit thinner than fresh eggs).

Anyhow, if you have an abundance of fresh, unwashed eggs, you might want to try putting some away for later. The ratio is one ounce (by weight) of lime (calcium hydroxide) to one quart of water. Calcium hydroxide is a completely natural, organic ingredient and harmless, although the powder is very fine and may irritate your lungs if you breathe it in. The lime water also quickly dried out the skin on my hands and I had to apply lotion to get them back to normal. When you do use the eggs, be sure to rinse them thoroughly before you crack them or they will taste like lime.

FYI: a gallon size container will store about 40 eggs. Lime is also known as calcium hydroxide. You can buy it in 50 pound bags in the masonry section of the hardware store, or in 1 pound bags in the canning section of the grocery store....often labeled as "pickling lime”. Thank you Jess Jassop

01/06/2022

My Grandmother always cooked tasty food. But one day, she put a burnt pie in front of my Grandpa.
Not just a little burnt, but black as coal.
I waited to see what my Grandpa would say.
But he just ate the pie n asked how my day was.
Then i heard my Grand Mother apologize to him for his dinner.
I'll never forget his response.
"Dear, i like ur pie."
Later, i asked him if he had told the truth.
He put his arm on my shoulder n said, "Ur Grandma had a tough day at work."
"She was tired."
"The burnt pie didn't harm me but, a sharp word could've hurt her."
We all make mistakes.
We shouldn't focus on mistakes but, support those we love.

~Unknown Author