Farm Fresh Tuesdays Blog Hop Week 4

Welcome to Farm Fresh Tuesdays!

Each week you have the opportunity to share your homesteading, homemaking, healthy and sustainable living posts on Farm Fresh Tuesdays! I love to see all of the great ideas, tips, and information that you create for the world.

Your posts have been a great source of inspiration, too! I’ve found plenty of wonderful articles to link to…so thank you and keep ’em coming. 🙂

Featured Posts This Week

Raising Chickens for Beginners by Shawna at Homegrown Self Reliance

9 Ways to Preserve Eggs by Proverbs 31 Woman

How to Tube Feed Sick Ducks by Tiffany at TeeDiddlyDee

Be sure to check each of the hosts’ Farm Fresh Tuesdays posts to see if you were featured! We each choose our own features…don’t miss the chance to strut your stuff if you were featured by one of us!

Farm Fresh Tuesdays Blog Hop - The Self Sufficient HomeAcre

Featured bloggers, grab our ‘Farm Fresh Feature!’ button and link it to the post where you were featured! Display it proudly in your sidebar or featured post!

How to Make Cherry Jam from Scratch- The Self Sufficient HomeAcre — How to Make Cherry Jam from Scratch by Me 🙂

1. Burdock and Black Beans with Pasta - Foraged Recipe	2. June Homesteading Chores by USDA Zone	3. How to Preserve Your Harvest Like a Pro!	4. DIY Body Spray for Men or Women
5. 16 Best Heat Tolerant Chicken Breeds	6. How to Make Cherry Jam from Scratch	7. Fresh Pack Garlic Dill Recipe	8. How to Make Blueberry Jam
9. How To Preserve Strawberries on Your Homestead	10. How To Make Citrus Zest on the Homestead	11. How To Dehydrate Tomatoes on Your Homestead	12. The Mystery of Marriage
13. Read White and Blue Summer Reading Nook	14. Reversible Patriotic Table Runner	15. Tracking Your Homestead Garden Harvest Tally	16. The Easiest Way to Preserve Berries, Freeze Them!
17. How to Build a Straw Bale Cold Frame	18. How to Keep Your Seed Stash Organized	19. Homemade Pickled Asparagus	20. Natural Sunburn Treatments
21. A Shelf in the Kitchen	22. Summer Front Porch	23. McCalls M7381 Pullover Dress	24. Healthier Spinach Artichoke Dip
25. Happenings on the Homestead - LFH	26. Simple Pork Chop Casserole - Little Frugal Homestead	27. Butchering Cornish Rock Meat Birds - Little Frugal Homestead	28. Anytime Simple Tomato Sauce - Little Frugal Homestead
29. Your guide to preserving apples	30. The many ways to preserve carrots	31. Make rose petal jelly	32. Freezing Tomatoes for Preserving Later in the Year
33. How to Grow Lemongrass Plant And What to Do with It	34. No Waste: Cool Ideas for Using All of the Harvest	35. Grow the Best Organic Sweet Potatoes	36. Tips for Seedling Transplant Success
37. Yogurt cake with white chocolate	38. Notre-Dame	39. How To Overcome Procrastination	40. 19 Healthy Snacks For Home or College
41. Im Not Paleo	42. How to Plan a Garden: Soil, Sunlight, & Location Constraints	43. Tale of a Tiny Tanager	44. Homeschool Seasons & Courage for the Homeschool Mom
45. The Fabrics of our Lives	46. 6 Steps to Train Chickens to Come When Called	47. Amazing BBQ! The Secret Is In The Fermented Sauce	48. Raising Chickens Part VI: Feeding those Layers
49. Raising Chickens Part V: The Storage Bin	50. DIY: Easy Homemade Toothpaste Recipe	51. Edamame and Couscous Salad	52. Adding Farmhouse Style-Seven Ways
53. BBQ Boneless Ribs	54. DIY Rustic Wooden Patriotic Stars	55. DIY Easy Critter Corral	56. Rain, Rain and More Rain, Paradise Lot Book Review
57. How to Season Cast Iron Cookware	58. Garden Fresh Stuffed Green Peppers	59. Summer Broccoli Salad	60. RECYCLED SPICE TINS
61. Grilled Parmesan Asparagus	62. Happy Pawpaw Patch	63. Elderberry Immune Syrup Recipe	64. Amazing White Bread

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Lisa writes in-depth articles about gardening and homesteading topics. She grew up on a farm and has continued learning about horticulture, animal husbandry, and home food preservation ever since. She has earned an Associate of Applied Science in Horticulture and a Bachelor of Fine Arts. She is a self proclaimed gardening freak and crazy chicken lady.

In addition to writing for her own websites, Lisa has contributed articles to The Prepper Project and Homestead.org.

The author lives outside of Chicago with her husband, son, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a variety of poultry.

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16 Comments

Debbie-Dabble

Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by!!
Hugs,
Debbie

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Hi Debbie! Happy to 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us!
  
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Mareliz

Hello Lisa, thank you for the invite. I am sharing my white bread. Have a great weekend.

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thank you so much for sharing your recipe, Mareliz! Happy to have you here!
  
  Thanks…I hope you have a wonderful weekend too 🙂
  
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Marilyn

Thank you for the invitation Lisa! Unfortunately I don’t have many healthy recipes crop up very often, but whenI do I will be sire to visit and share the other posts. I need some ideas! Have a great week.

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Hi Marilyn,
  I welcome all recipes…part of the homemaking aspect of the blog hop. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, I hope you will join us!
  
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DeeDee Campbell

Hi Lisa! Thanks so much for the invite, your party looks wonderful! Have a great day! 🙂

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thank you so much for joining us, DeeDee!
  
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Suzan

Thanks again for hosting a great party filled with lots of great info!!

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Thank YOU for joining us Suzan! Always happy to see all of the wonderful posts you share with us!
  
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Veronica Lee

Thanks for hosting!

Happy Tuesday, Lisa!

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  So happy to host! Thank you for joining in the party, Veronica Lee!
  
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Debbie-Dabble

Thanks so much for hosting each week!!
Hugs,
Debbie

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  Hi Debbie…thanks for stopping by! It’s my pleasure to host this fun blog hop. 🙂
  
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Tiffany

Thank you so much for hosting this awesome linky party and a big thank you for featuring my post, “How to Tube Feed a Sick Duck”. I appreciate it so much! I hope you have a wonderful week!

Hugs,

Tiffany @ Teediddlydee

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- Lisa Lombardo
  
  You are very welcome, Tiffany! Thank YOU for sharing your talent with us ! I found your post very informative…I hope I don’t have to try this, but I’m so glad to know how to do it now. 🙂
  
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