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Kristin Eggerth
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- Richland Center, WI
- United States
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Kristin Eggerth's Groups
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Aspiring Farmers
154 members
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Backyard Chickens
256 members
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Homemade Cosmetics
106 members
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Resurrect the Barter!
186 members
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Backyard Livestock
87 members
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Rich Milliron commented on Kristin Eggerth's photo
And opposite view.
"Nice!!! I have the 3 branch setup a few times in my garden, but I'll have to add the twine wrapped around - great idea!"
Kristin Eggerth commented on Cornelia's group 'Aspiring Farmers'"If anyone around the southwest Wisconsin area would like to help out the cause let us know!! We're always looking for willing volunteers, and it's a great learning experience. We are a WWOOF farm but just putting us out there any way we…"
Kristin Eggerth joined Cornelia's group
Aspiring Farmers
Interested in farming? Looking for land to work as a farm business? We'll post opportunities we hear about through our networks here, as well as resources for future and existing farmers.
Kristin Eggerth joined Pete and Izzy's Mom's group
Backyard Chickens
A place to discuss and share the joy and trials of chicken raising! Share your chicken knowledge, photos, coop plans, ask questions, anything chicken related!See More
Kristin Eggerth commented on Torry's group 'Food Preservation'"Looking for refrigerator pickle recipes and watermelon rind ones too. Please help!! Hehe."
Lesley Weaver replied to Kristin Eggerth's discussion 'beginner...needs help :)' in the group Backyard Livestock"Your goats are still going to need to be grained daily in the winter time. And what about water? If you are house-bound for a couple days, what happens if the tank heater dies or the electric goes out at the same time and they have no water…"
"For those who are considering backyard dairy goats, especially Nigerian dwarfs or mini-goats, you might want to check out a couple of resources. To be honest, one I wrote, the other I edit, but both are very well respected throughout the country as…"
rachel whetzel replied to Kristin Eggerth's discussion 'beginner...needs help :)' in the group Backyard Livestock"The bigger the breed, the pushier the goat. I know this from experience. Personally, I wouldn't trade our Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goats for anything. I love them. They are the PERFECT starter goat. They are also compact and VERY easy to…"
Kristin Eggerth commented on Tony's blog post 'Georgia collards'"good job christa! i was gonna suggest the same. that's how i researched most of my post harvesting details. i had quite an awesome crop of collards this year as well and they froze perfectly. just chop first and lay on a single layer first then…"
Kristin Eggerth commented on Rachel Brownlee's blog post 'Fall Equinox'"i LOVE the okra!! so i'm not the only one that likes it! :)"
Profile Information
- What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
- 100% Homegrown
- A bit about me:
- co-founder and worker of The Dome ~a conservation reservation~ where we've started an organic farm and practice self-sustainability.
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- mmm...steak with sautéed zucchini and cucumbers straight from the garden served over rice. chased down with a chocolate mint mojito.
- Currently reading:
- alice's adventures in wonderland
- Currently listening to:
- the grateful dead, bob marley, citizen cope, jack johnson, and an ipod full of others. :)
- My latest DIY project:
- trellis for the cucumber plants. up next...a compost and cold frames
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Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 1:46pm on August 19, 2010,
Cornelia said… - Hey Kristin - thanks for joining the Backyard Livestock group and welcome to HOMEGROWN! Oh, man, does a chocolate mint mojito sound good right now!!
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