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I personally don't care for baked beans but after 10 years of marriage I just found out last week that my husband absolutely loves them, "but my wife never makes them for me..." :he ok maybe try asking! :smack Anyhow I know he likes the bush's baked beans at the store so anyone know a recipe...

I've never tried to sell any cheese (don't have a milk animal so any cheese I make with bought milk is MINE! LOL) but I know in Ohio you have to have a license and be inspected and all that to sell cheese... I think a lot of other states it's the same... but you might be able to do a herd share...

I'd love to know a good recipe and how to can baked beans as well... :caf

Here is one... http://fiascofarm.com/dairy/cheesepress.html And here is another one.... http://chickensintheroad.com/cooking/how-to-build-a-cheese-press/ I've been pretty lazy and just put the cheese in a cheese cloth in a colander over a bowl... then I put a gallon ziplock bag full of water...

Dow plunges more than 600 points after downgrade http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Wall-St-takes-a-dive-on-first-apf-1960115615.html?x=0&.v=15

I have a Mirro 22qt and it works great! I love how all you need is the weights and don't have to try and regulate the gauge yourself. it was really easy to learn to use for a beginner. I don't think it's regualted for a glass top stove but I use it on mine anyway and haven't had any problems...

:hide I bought some of the cheepie china jars... I really liked the smooth sides with no imprinted advertising for whichever company made them. I like to store many of my jars on top of my cabinets for extra storage plus it looks really pretty... but it does look nicer than the ball jars you can...

I have a few young hens now who just like sitting on the nest cause they see the big gals doing it... One will sit in the "favorite" nest just to hog it from the other hens and she isn't even laying yet... LOL The new gals I have are an egg laying breed and don't even go broody but I think it's...

I would pick her up and look under her... :lol: worst thing is she gets really mad at you... but they always get over it... what breed of chicken is it? a type that likes to go broody? only if she is acting sickly I would worry about her being egg bound... she might just like sitting in the...

This woman dehydrates her own eggs and milk and I would think since she uses low temps of a home dehydrator that it wouldn't oxidize the cholesterol as bad as the commercial stuff (I could be wrong about that) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31Pq6Ia38xk I've tried it some myself but only here...

why not make your own for about 5 bucks... all you need is a big plastic syringe, plastic tubing (like for the air things in a fish tank) then a spray bottle... http://www.ehow.com/how_7729709_convert-spray-bottle-milk-pump.html http://spinnersfarm.blogspot.com/2008/06/easy-goat-milker.html...

I love my glass top... of course I never follow directions to it and use all the things that are a big No No! hahaha I use my cast iron pots pans and griddle (although the griddle doesn't heat up as evenly over the 2 burners as I would like...) Never had a problem with scratching I pull things...

we use K12.com our state pays for it so it's free regardless of your income they even offer partial tuition reimbursement... They do offer I think what's called title 1 classes for those who are slower to catch on to the standard curriculum or mentally challenged... we like our program and you...

Hugs thx! so far this season it's going pretty well... especially since we have so many first time mamas!

:woot congrats on the new grandbaby!!! can't wait to see pics!!!

I so agree!!!!!!!!!! I used to hate honey... I had only tried to junk from the grocery store... (found out they feed the bees corn syrup so the honey they store up has corn syrup in it... the company doesn't have to state that as an ingredient since they don't put it in the bees do!!!) anyhow...

man that broody is so cute! "go chickie mama!" The buns are adorable as well! As for the garden that sounds like a wonderful project! bet it will be beautiful... you could even use some of the garden space to plant an edible garden or plants... like flowering fruit trees, I have some cherry...

hope all the chickies are all warm toasty and safe now! checking the weather there is a chance of rain almost every day this week! :rolleyes:

sounds like it might have some sort of thermostat going haywire... maybe it's something easy like that (I've never had that issue but maybe you could get the part cheap swap it out and see if that fixes it?)