Sugar Mountain Farm Hits Gold
Sometime in the past month my blog hit 1,000,000 visitors. It also passed the three year birthday about the same time. Pretty amazing!
Outdoors: 59°F/54°F 1/2″ Light rain
Farm House: 70°F/67°F
Tiny Cottage: 66°F/62°F
Jeffries Family Farm
Walter Jeffries Tinker, Tailor… A bit eclectic & a tad eccentric, polymath, quantum mechanic & Farmer. Also lucky at cards.Oven, Spit & Pit Roaster Pigs!
Enjoy Our Pork!
Enjoy pork butchered in our family’s Vermont state inspected on-farm butcher shop here on Sugar Mountain Farm. Affordable quality pork from our family farm to your family’s table. One time purchases or weekly, biweekly and monthly CSA boxes available from $40 each. Save buying in bulk as a whole, half or quarter pig. See the Pork Page for details.
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Pastured Pigs & Pork
Our family raises pigs on pasture in the mountains of Vermont and delivers weekly to stores, restaurants and individuals. We have our own state inspected on-farm butcher shop where we cut our own pork and make sausages. Look for our label in stores and restaurants... We hope you enjoy our pastured pork!
Pastured pork, piglets, roasters, half & whole pigs available direct via our CSA and at local stores & restaurants. Random Lucky Posts
Congratulations on the big number. I’d like to think I helped contribute a bit to it over the years. (And I wish I could have numbers like that at my site.)
Wow! Congratulations! 1 million visitors is really amazing and a great milestone!
Thank you so much for your nice greetings on my blog anniversary!
I just spent my entire Sunday evening reading through your blog. I really admire what you are doing and feel your children will benefit in the future (as well as now). Thanks for sharing!
Kelly from NC (originally MN)…former dairy farmer wife
Congratulations,on 1 million.I’ve been reading for about a year.I have a question.I’m trying to duplicate your chicken tractor.What diameter and length of rebar did you use for your chicken tractor?I know nothing about rebar.Thanks,c.
C, I used ten foot long lengths of 3/8″ which is #3 rebar as that is what I had hanging around from another project. You could also use saplings, conduit, water pipe, PVC piping or other materials. The idea is to get an arc shape. Here are search patterns that will get pictures and discussion of the chicken tractor. At some point I’ll write up how we built it and what we’ve learned since. I’m very pleased with it and it has done well after all these years.
I am very impressed! A million is quite the milestone.