Farm Fresh Tuesdays Blog Hop Week 3

Farm Fresh Featured Bloggers!

My first feature this week shows a patriotic way to decorate your home for Memorial Day…

Americana Mantle Pinterest Challenge by Kristie at Love My Little Cottage

If you’re looking for a cute way to light up an outdoor area, this next post has you covered!

Garden Lights DIY by Ann at The Apple Street Cottage

Need a delicious new idea for adding more fruit snacks to your family gatherings?

Fruit Salsa with Cinnamon Chips by Carol at Comfort Springs

Are you a hot pepper enthusiast? These peppers look way too hot to even think about eating one! I like ’em hot, but I don’t need blisters on my tongue. 🙂

…And speaking of blisters here’s some info on getting rid of these nasty little garden pests, the blister beetle!

Garden Pests: Blister Beetle Edition by Virginia at Homesteadyish

Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us each week!

Please stop by and congratulate our Farm Fresh Features!

1. Find a State Land Grant University where you live	2. Foil Packet Dinners – Not just for camping	3. June Homestead To Do List	4. Which Type of Pressure Canner Should You Get?
5. 15 Reasons Why You Should Be Pressure Canning	6. The Benefits of Freezing Your Tomato Harvest	7. Carduni Made with Burdock Leaves	8. Use Extra Milk to Make Your Own Dairy Products!
9. Cottage Cheese made from Sour Milk	10. How to Freeze Green Beans – 3 Methods of Blanching	11. DIY Non-Toxic Air Freshener Spray with Essential Oils	12. Salted Cinnamon Shortbread Recipe
13. Pasture Raised Ducks for Eggs and Meat	14. Guide to Using Hay or Straw in the Garden	15. Egg muffins	16. Home Runs and Highlights; A Themed Graduation Party Vignette
17. 3 Things To Consider For Your Homestead Location	18. Quick and Easy Gardening Tips for Spring	19. Understanding Goat Behavior	20. 85 Ways To Make Money Homesteading
21. Reversible Patriotic Table Runner	22. Knit Buttoned Neck Wrap	23. Dandelion Syrup	24. How to fix a leaky hose
25. Can you take a vacation from your homestead?	26. Why Im thankful for a simple life	27. Processing Cornish Rock Meat Birds	28. The Great Hard Boiled Egg Experiment
29. Sourdough Crumpets	30. Southern Green Beans	31. Guess What This Is. . .	32. Learn to Make Hard Tack
33. 19 Homesteading Blogs You Dont Want To Miss	34. Wall to Wall Ancestors	35. How To Save Money With Hang Drying	36. Bac-Avo Burgers \| Bacon + Avocado Burgers
37. FREE Bible Devotion Worksheets	38. How to Tube Feed Sick Ducks	39. DIY Patriotic Three Tiered Stand	40. Dutch Oven Cooking in the Campfire
41. Growing Organic Strawberries	42. A Spring Garden Tour	43. 9 Ways to Preserve Eggs	44. Grandmas Tips for Using a Clothesline
45. What I Wish Id Known About Backyard Chickens	46. Guinea Fowl Join Our Homestead	47. DIY Mini Burlap Patriotic Flag Banner	48. Pollination of Zucchini Plants
49. Five Great Benefits of Nature Time	50. Welcome to the Pig Pen	51. Raising Chickens, Part II: Welcoming Baby Chicks	52. 5 Tips To Overcome Procrastination
53. Are Humans Meant to consume grains?	54. How To Use Visualization	55. 3 Quick Ways to Preserve Grapes	56. Ground Cover Plants for Pollinators
57. Dandelion Candy	58. 15 Tips To Prevent Summer Pests	59. Dandy Dandelion	60. A-Z A Few of My Favorite Things
61. A-Z A Few of My Favorite Things	62. Vera Bradley Bible Cover Makeover!	63. 21 Cheap Meals for Big Families	64. Raising Chickens for Beginners
65. The Ultimate Guide to Raising Chicks	66. 4 Walls in the Kithen, Part 3	67. More Spring Blooms and a Surprise

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16 Comments

Melissa

You are getting so many wonderful, informative posts to the Blog Hop! I was able to follow a bit while I was traveling in Alaska!

Melissa

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thanks, Melissa! Yes…we have such a great bunch of bloggers sharing here, I’m so excited to see all the great posts!
  
  Hope you had a great time in Alaska!
  
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Debbie-Dabble

Lisa,
Thanks so much for stopping by and thanks for the invitation to link up to the party!! I added it to my weekly party list and will be joining each Tuesday!! Thanks so much for hosting!!
Hugs,
Debbie

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thanks so much for joining the Party, Debbie! I’m having fun seeing all of you fun projects! Have a great weekend!
  
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Laurie Harmon

I just stumbled over this linkup and can not wait to read all of these blogs.

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Hi Laurie! So glad to have you here! I’m amazed by all of the talented folks sharing their posts here…they are such an inspiration!
  
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Ann

Thank you so much for featuring my DIY Garden Lights – loving this blog hop!

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Hi Ann!
  Thank you for sharing your wonderful posts with us! So happy to have you here!
  
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Suzan

Thank you so much for the invite, Lisa! Glad to be a part of this hop. Thank you so much for hosting!!

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  I’m so happy you joined us, Suzan! I’m looking forward to reading your posts on sustainable living…one of my goals in life is to become more sustainable in my daily habits. I know that your posts will be helpful for many of my readers too!
  
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Veronica Lee

Glad I found this fun blog hop! So many lovely blogs to visit!

Happy Tuesday, Lisa!

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thank you, Veronica Lee! I’m so happy to have you here! I love the article about how they top the tulips…I would like to go to Holland during the tulip season someday. 🙂
  
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Carol

Thanks so much for featuring my fruit salsa. Hope your week is fabulous!

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Your fruit salsa looks delicious, Carol! Thanks for joining our blog hop!
  
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Kristie

Thanks for the feature, Lisa! Have a great week.

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thank you for sharing your Americana display with us, Kristie! I’m looking forward to seeing what you are sharing this week!
  
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