Who Needs A Weed-Eater? Scything Caesar Creek 2
Thea
September 3, 2014
After clearing a path to the creek, Thea and equine companion Dandy find a gorgeous selection of routes to explore.
Amish Country
Amish Country Farm Grows Goats, Guinea Hogs and Great Family
Karen Johnson
August 4, 2014
As far back as the US Census goes, my family’s occupation is listed as farming. It’s just in my blood!
Fancy Flavored Coffee Creamers, Made Right At Home
Bridget Coffman
May 14, 2014
Bridget’s family drinks a lot of coffee! She wanted to give them a better alternative to commercial creamers, which are full of additives and sugar. So she developed delicious creamer recipes of her own.
What “Amish-Made” Really Means
BDB
March 17, 2014
Amish people we know are hard-working, they are devoted to their families, they are careful craftsmen, and above all they are attempting to live out their faith in God.
Amish Family Develops, Designs, Builds Child’s Teepee Tents
Karen Johnson
September 13, 2013
Follow a country lane someday, and you’ll end up at a farmstead like the one Country Life visited recently. There, Sarah and her daughter Martha build our Child’s Teepee Tent.
Bacon Makes 5 Down-Home Foods Even Better
Karen Johnson
July 21, 2012
No one can deny that bacon is still, well, HOT. What’s more, it makes five of your favorite foods even better – write-home-worthy, if you will.
Life as a Lehman
Glenda Lehman Ervin
March 13, 2012
Having grown up with the name Lehman, I have lived the life of misspellings. So much so, in fact, that I keep a file of them.
A Garlic Prelude
Karen Geiser
June 20, 2011
The tender portion of the garlic scape can be chopped and used like an onion scallion in recipes and it offers a delightful mild garlic flavor. They are excellent in soups, stir-fries, pesto…
The Old Farmer
Sarah Nussbaum
July 27, 2010
He looks and waves, but does not smile. Simply gets on with the business of farming.
I’ll Bet This Didn’t Happen to You This Morning!
BDB
October 22, 2008
Lehman’s very own Bruce writes his first post, telling us this tale of an unusual morning involving escaped horses and life in Kidron Ohio.
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