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I love farmers!
As a whole, farmers are generous souls who are willing to share their knowledge, their time and their stories. I had fun visiting a couple of local farms this past week. I finally dropped by to meet...
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Springtime Inspiration on Ostara Farm in Big Sandy Mush
Meet Sunflower, Petunia and baby on the way will make three – (three pumpkin-loving Jersey cows that is) and a flock of cackling hens and a strutting rooster, and, of course, Tara and Sean, the farmers...
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History and Harvest at Reeves Homeplace Farm in Little Sandy Mush…another...
I recently reconnected with and visited local farmer and not so distant cousin, Robin Reeves. Glenn and I enjoyed some of Robin’s pastured, pork, turkey and chicken; I never knew turkey meatloaf...
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A Handcrafted Christmas on the Farm
Community, crafts and giving are what inspired our first annual A Handcrafted Christmas in Sandy Mush. Our friends, Jeff and Dianne Frisbee are hosting this holiday craft bazaar at their farm, Addison...
View ArticleExciting Opportunity for Local Family Farm
Please vote and support one of our Sandy Mush farms; the Frisbee family is working hard to prove that vineyards are a viable and profitable farming venture in western North Carolina. Profitable family...
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Sandy Mush Kestrel Project
We met Mark Hopey several years ago when he was working on a Wildflower and Bird Count Project on our farm. He was excited to hear that we had been observing American Kestrels on the farm, and we...
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