July 13, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Today we got the confirmation that our farm is certified South Carolina! We are so excited about this because our state will now promote our farm products. What a wonderful program this is for small farmers! Folks like us work … Continue reading
July 11, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Our honey is from local wild flowers, and is raw (unpasteurized), unfiltered (so it contains beneficial pollen), dark, sweet, and rich. This is the honey you drizzle over bleu cheese topped sliced Granny Smith apples layered on crostini, or swirl … Continue reading
July 10, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Our bees have been busy and so have we. Yogi Bear may steal pick-i-nick baskets from campers, but we stole honey from our bees, and boy, was that ever fun! (REALLY!) Our honey is from local wild flowers, and is … Continue reading
May 24, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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I remember having this for supper often as a child. I knew when we had fried potatoes one night, the next night we’d have a super delicious blend of leftover fried potatoes and scrambled eggs. Years later, I came across an actual … Continue reading
March 21, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Farmer Bob and I had a great weekend, with lots of visitors buying our packaged lamb. In fact, we’re sold out of many cuts already, so a big “thank you” to our customers. (To find out what packaged lamb cuts we … Continue reading
February 22, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Support your local stores that have adopted the stance that honey bees and other pollinators must be protected. They are responsible for the food we eat. (See our honeybees in following photos.) Healthy honeybees in “HNYB” apiary on Fox Trot Farm…
February 15, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Every summer I plant a big raised bed of basil…just mix the tiny seeds in a quart of fine sand, sprinkle that over the soil, and rake it in lightly. The sand helps scatter the seeds and also helps me … Continue reading
February 8, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Soft Scrambled Eggs from Fox Trot Farm’s Free Range Hens
February 3, 2016
by Deborah Burgess
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Hawk attacks, limited fresh food….bet you never thought about all the challenges free range hens have in the winter. Early in November we had our first hawk attack of the winter, so we moved our hens and Mr. Roo to their … Continue reading