Those of you that regularly follow our facebook page may have seen our post about two lambs we recently acquired.
If so, you probably also saw that our brief mentioning the lambs would be raised for meet upset someone.
We truly understand that person's feelings, and respect his/her concerns.
So why did we mention it?
Our Valentine's Day Give-Away was such a huge success, Kenny is eager to do another, and our Think Spring! contest couldn't be easier.
As the weather warms up, we all start thinking of planting gardens of flowers and vegetables, and many of us have already started seeds indoors. That's the inspiration for this contest...
We realized that it's been a long time since we've done a give-away, and decided it's high time we do another.
This time we're giving away a lovely gift set of two bars of our handcrafted Goat Milk Soap.
Here's the twist, you're entering this contest not for you, but for your Valentine.
Now is the time of year that new beekeepers are taking courses from their local clubs. I remember when I took the course several years ago, there were many people there who had no experience keeping bees. I was lucky, I had already worked with bees and my experience with my great uncle's apiary in Carroll County is what made me want to have my own hives.
I took a few minutes to think about what were some of the important things people told me when I was just getting started, or that I've learned over the years, that I think it would be good for all new beekeepers to hear. They might not be the most important, but definitely good to know.
Myersville Farmers' Market
301 Main St
Myersville, MD
April through October
Saturdays
8:30-11:30 AM
Middletown Farmers' Market
12 South Church St
Middletown, MD
May to Mid-October
Thursdays
4-7PM
Brunswick Main Street Farmers' Market
Martin's Creek Municipal Parking Lot
Potomac Street at 1st Avenue
Brunswick, MD
May to September
Second and Last Friday of Each Month
4-7PM
