Cloverleaf Farm

Nothing beats fresh pumpkin pie at dinner in January. How about a fresh baked acorn squash in February?
Storing winter squash is easy. Most store well right into March. However, the process begins in the fall. Continue reading →

It’s Just Another New Year’s Eve

Laundry done and hung to dry,
I’m tired now, I don’t know why.

Lunch is through, dinner is coming,
Today has been kind of numbing.

Looking past throughout the year,
See what’s ahead it… Continue reading →

You too can have fresh carrots all winter if you do a little planning in the fal. If you store them correctly in the ground they should last all winter.

As the first frost is upon you, mulch dirt and… Continue reading →

It is snowing outside again. We have gotten about 8 inches in this storm so far. If I calculate the snowfall correctly, we have gotten over 40 inches. That is half of what we usually get all winter in one month.
Figuring that we will be inside hunkering down today, I think I should do some laundry. I prefer to do it on a sunny day so I can hang them out, but I am not sure we are going to see much sun for the next few days. The last time I waited for a sunny day, the laundry got a bit backed up and we were surrounded by clothes racks. Continue reading →