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June 1, 2020 / Lori Crane

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Good morning from the MUD farm! Ugh! When you step on this pretty green grass, it goes squish squish squish. Two more rainy days in the forecast. At least the ducks are happy. ☔️ #homesteadersofmiddletennessee #rainraingoaway

Need to start using these duck eggs, so I whipped up a couple pineapple upside down cakes. If I only use these eggs for baking, I’m going to get fat fat fat!! What do you do with your duck eggs? #duckeggs

Oh no, momma pulled the clippers out and cut my hair against my will. Now she says I owe her $45. But at least I again resemble a mini schnauzer instead of a muddy fluff ball. Somebody warn the sheep. ✂️

Which one of these is not like the other? Looks like the duckies are growing up! The white egg was found in the duck house. 🦆 🦆 🦆 #duckeggs

Cold season is coming. Make your tea now! 2-3 lemons, 1tsp of ground ginger, 1c of honey. (If you use local honey, even better. I ran out.) Keeps in the fridge for 6 months. Use 1-2 tsp in warm water or in tea daily to keep the sniffles and scratchy throat away all winter. Not for infants under 1yr as they shouldn’t have honey (according to some new weird science). #homesteadersoftennessee #homeremedies #realfood

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