well butter my butt and call me biscuit

6/3/2013

I couldn't have been more shocked if I'd found gold.

And it had friends! Several scrumptious "extra yummy when mashed up with butter" friends.

glenda norris

6/3/2013 06:49:30 am

So, did you grow those taters in the straw?

~Kim

6/3/2013 07:38:18 am

Well, not exactly. Check out this blog post from April 1st. There's a picture of them in the mushroom compost planted really shallow. Then as the greenie parts emerged, I mulched with the wheat straw.
Easy peasie...
http://www.kelleycreekfarms.com/1/post/2013/04/potatoe-potato-planting-taters-101.html

Dana Kee link

6/3/2013 10:13:17 am

YUM! that's awesome... you already have potatoes for harvest. Amazing )

~Kim

6/4/2013 02:00:55 am

Mom took me down a notch and told me the new potatoes in the green beans that I remembered as a kid were from EASTER dinner. *lol*

The speckled hound squash are getting BIG. I need a recipe!!

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Kelley Creek Farms is a small (micro really) hobby farm located in Central Alabama 30 minutes south of Birmingham. We raise heritage and rare waterfowl and poultry along with a myriad of other creatures that give the farm its life. In addition to the birds, we raise heirloom tomatoes and vegetables.

Each day is different and brings a new set of adventures. Some make you laugh and some make you cry. Some are just plain frustrating. But we persevere knowing that tomorrow's set of problems will be completely different than today. Still figuring all this out ....one day at a time and striving for a more sustainable way of life.

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