by Seth Callahan | Apr 12, 2024 | Homesteading
All the signs of spring have finally come to our little corner of the Northeast: buds are forming on the trees, frost is hit-or-miss in the mornings, and my wife is out in the yard squawking at the tree line. That last springtime correlation is a relatively new...
by Seth Callahan | Dec 2, 2022 | Homesteading
Whenever we have a guest over to our place for the first time, I’m reminded that our home is kind of weird. In fact, it’s become sort of standard protocol when greeting a newcomer in our driveway, that for the first several minutes of our initial dialogue,...
by Seth Callahan | Oct 14, 2022 | Homesteading
Our kunekune2pronounced “cooney-cooney” pigs are just amazing. Several times in the last year, on hearing that I’m a new pig owner, I’ve had farmers instruct me in swine safety protocols: “Be sure to keep your kids away from them. They’ll knock a kid down, and...
