Join Lane and Jules Morris of Sweet BombDiggity Farms on this exciting #FarmingAfter50 journey, where innovation meets the green pastures, and creativity grows alongside the crops. We’re eager to learn, share our experiences and your stories, and collaborate with all of you, as we sow the seeds of success together.
Stay tuned for inspiring agriCULTURE stories, resources and tools, insights, updates, and no shortage of adorable farm animals.
When itās Too Hot To Trot: Itās JULY and summer has heated up. Itās sooo hotāthe sun is beating down and, just like us, our equine babies are not exempt from
Life is crazyāsometimes we (Iām definitely speaking to myself here) put too much on our plates, juggle uncatchable balls, and wear our minds and bodies down to exhaustion. So, today
š Hey goat lovers! Did you know that goats can get sick from bloat? š® We use an easy prevention effort: BAKING SODA! Yepāthat little yellow box that we used
In a world that values productivity, it’s important to recognize that sometimes leaving tasks unfinished can be a form of self-care, both for ourselves and our farm or gardens. Letās
Let’s talk poopāspecifically dog and cat poop in your compost! š©š« When it comes to composting, it’s important to remember that not all poop is alike and suitable for your
On this #FarmSunday, I find myself taking a moment to reflect on the beauty that surrounds us and appreciating the little things that bring joy to our lives. On the
Today, I want to share some tried and true tips for successfully transplanting plants in the wrong season. Why? Well, I’ve got a special sedum that has been my green
First of all, Iām a Psalms girl. I spend a lot of time in them. They are songs, celebrations, and reminders that speak to my soul. So, here I am
The joy of canning pickles lies not only in preserving the harvest but also in the creation of a crunchy culinary masterpiece that brings tangy, sweet, and maybe even spicy
Did you know that many farmers juggle multiple jobs? It’s true! This is Lane and Iām sitting in my office today at The University of Tennessee but will head home