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Monday, May 30, 2022

Exploring Rain Barrels

Happy Memorial Day, as we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice
. This year we have added rain barrels to the garden. During an earth Day celebration event, there was a State sponsored program through the water company. They were selling these rain barrels and compost bins. I couldn't resist! The designs have everything a rain barrels should have. We bought 2 and just installed them. During the drought months, these should really come in handy! 
The top design is made to catch every drop that hits the top of the container. With grooved areas and a tipped in flow down, the water goes in through the screen very efficiently. 
The bottom spout is in a perfect position to drain out. We put these up on a hill above the gardens to get maximum flow rate. 

 There is an overflow hose, which I don't find necessary, but they have thought of everything in the design of these rain barrels. If you are interested in rain barrels, check out a program in your state. If you're in Connecticut visit https://nvcogct.gov/ for more information.

Friday, May 13, 2022

Our 5th generation


 Our two litters from this year. They will soon be heading to their new homes. They mark our 5th generation of Pedigreed English Angora rabbits. We got some great colors this time around, a black and a chinchilla. They are sweet and so friendly too. We are going to miss them, but they are going to some great homes and we are sure they will enjoy them as much as we have.

Friday, May 6, 2022

We are really Open now!

It's official, we are open! Well at least the farmstand. If there is anything you want, you just open the door and come in. You may see a one of our residents on the other side. No need to call for eggs, just open the door... 

... and come right in. The egg fridge is stocked with eggs. The shelves will soon have some things. If there is something you need that is not out there like soap, vanilla, felting supplies or yarn, just let us know by either calling the farm line @ 203-881-1986 or message us on Facebook, even comment here too! We also take Venmo too! The QR code is on the fridge, just scan your camera on it and it will take you to a payment page!