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Grow Potatoes in a Bag

May 17th, 2012 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Growing your own potatoes is easy with fabric grow bags. We'll show you how to prepare the soil, cut seed potatoes, plant the bag and then discuss summer-long care. You don't need a lot of space; a nice spot on your patio will do. You'll go home with a grow bag filled and ready to give you a harvest or two of potatoes. If you've never grown potatoes before, try this class. It's fun, easy and if you hve kids, they'll love it too. $25/person.

Adding New Bee HivesMay 17th, 2013

The new bees arrived today. Lots of them. More bees than you would ever want to see in one place at the same time. As of this morning, we had five established hives of Italian honey bees. Each hive

This Morning in PicturesMay 15th, 2013

After a four day return to late Winter, we were firmly back in Spring territory today. Can't blame this chicken for hanging out by the lilacs. They smell fabulous. The poppies in front of the farmhou

The Buckeye Alpaca ShowMay 6th, 2013

This weekend, we traveled to Columbus for the ninth annual Buckeye Alpaca Show. If you've never been to an alpaca show before, think of it as a dog show on steroids.   Farms from across th

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Honey & Bees

That'll Do Farm is a small producer of artisanal raw honey.

 

We have 17 hives of Italian honey bees and no shortage of blooming plants for the bees to enjoy.

 

We harvest honey in the Spring and again in the fall, which we sell in our farm store and on our Etsy site.

 

Once you've tasted fresh-from-the-farm honey, you'll never eat anything else!

Ohio Natural Fiber Network

That'll Do Farm serves as the home of The Ohio Natural Fiber Network, an organization dedicated to supporting local fiber producers and artists, and to developing awareness of the diversity and beauty of Ohio farm yarns and fleeces.

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