Rhodie Ranch
Garden Master
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Kellogg cereal workers went on strike. Shortages coming from that Brand.
Price increases and shortages
- Thread starter Gardening with Rabbits
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seedcorn
Garden Master
What? Your boy won’t you let you have a garden? Did u explain who the parent is, your age, and that we can be cranky IF we so choose...You will be spared of that next year. I won't have a garden, as I'll be putting the farm up for sale. Instead, I will have a garden well disced up with the tractor on a regular schedule, so that prospective buyers won't see the bodacious weed patch that I grow. The ragweed and lambs quarters attain the size of small trees, mustn't let them show their selves and scare off a buyer.
So I shall live vicariously on here, looking at everybody else's pictures. I'll patiently wait on yours, so make sure you post PLENTY.
baymule
Garden Master
The sheep will have the back, the back yard area is too shady and will have trailers and my tractor and his parked there. The front must be kept clear for vehicles. Just not much room. Believe me, that boy does love him some of momma's home canned veggies and pickles. If there was a place for one, I'd have it. But there will be friends with gardens, so we'll see.
flowerbug
Garden Master
when we bake bread we usually put some loaves in the freezer that will keep long enough (months sometimes) for us to use them up. we keep bread in the fridge and that may keep up to a month or so. we rarely use store-bought breads but once in a while we make garlic bread and toast and so we buy French or Italian bread (depending upon what we're making or what is available). the store-bought Italian bread loves we bought this past week for making garlic bread were pretty blah for taste and texture but since they were going to be doused with butter and garlic salt and roasted a bit it just doesn't matter that much.
Pulsegleaner
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Well, someone must have complained, because I was at my Michael's today, and they were pretty well stocked. Someone has even started offering little bags of glass beads, which work as a sort of sub for the arcs (it's all Chinese stuff now, and most of it still isn't of interest but I found a few bags with a few cute things .
Artichoke Lover
Deeply Rooted
Dairy and oatmeal have gone up again. Store brand milk is $4 a gallon. I remember being appalled when organic was $4 a few years back. A big container of oatmeal was $1.59 for the cheap kind and the expensive was $3-4. Now it’s $3.50 for the cheap and nearly $8 for the expensive kind. Chicken and dried beans have doubled or more in price since July and so have most other staple foods
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Artichoke Lover
Deeply Rooted
I’m beginning to halfway seriously consider getting a young milk goat.
seedcorn
Garden Master
IF you have not done that on a regular basis, might want to reconsider.....
Go work for a dairy, see how long till the “fun” wears off... wait till the goats find every perceived hole in the fence and believe the grass is GREENER on the other side. & that your vehicle was meant to be stood on.....
