As Spring makes its glorious appearance, the question becomes: When should the herd be put back on pasture? That fresh grass in early Spring is high in moisture and high in nutrient/protein. Too much all at once on a belly that’s been […]
The Mission Log of the Diabolical Baby Brigade has a new post A Diabolical Balloon As Logged by Agent West Find out in: A Diabolical Balloon
With all of the rain that we’ve been having, I figured that now was a perfect time to look into ways to collect rainwater. Collecting rainwater is great for saving on the water bill. Especially once the rain storms slow, or even […]
The Mission Log of the Diabolical Baby Brigade has a new post A Diabolical Coffee Swap As Logged by Agent Rose Find out in: A Diabolical Coffee Swap
There is no question about it, calves are adorable. Their cute noses, their springy step, their curiosity mixed with that timidness. Adorable! But, what do you do when Momma cow is growing a new baby and will need to devote her strength […]
The Mission Log of the Diabolical Baby Brigade has a new post A Diabolical Art Display As Logged by Agent Chase Find out in: A Diabolical Art Display
What started out as a fun project with our daughter turned into a really helpful tool when I forgot to label where all of the taps were located for sap collection! With every inch covered in soft snow, we took advantage of […]
I don’t know whether to call this part the fun part or the hard work part. In general, it takes 40 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of syrup. That’s a lot of boiling and watching a lot of steam coming […]
The Mission Log of the Diabolical Baby Brigade has a new post A Diabolically Stressed Mommy As Logged by Agent West Find out in: A Diabolically Stressed Mommy
Who knew sand art could be so tasty? I will say right up front: it takes a bit of time to sort the cereal by color. However, I did end up with enough free time to get some chores that had fallen […]