Buy props used in MaryJane’s books and magazine!
5% of profits will benefit www.firstbook.org, a non-profit that provides new books to children from low-income families throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Here’s how:
MaryJane will post a photo and a description of a prop and its cost along with a few details as to its condition here: https://shop.maryjanesfarm.org/MaryJanesCurations. It’s a playful way to be the new owner of a little bit of farm herstory.
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Visit to the Farm Cont’d
Ginger, our diaper-raised, people-friendly chicken, who loves to be pampered, helped entertain and educate a local group of …
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Today’s Visitors to the Farm
A local Young Cultivators group came to the farm today to earn their “Know Your Food” badge. Our Maizy didn’t flinch even once as they all took turns milking her and learning where milk comes from.
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Laurie Dimino says:
Those little farmgirls are just the cutest! How awesome is it that they got to milk Maizy! You can just see the joy in their smiles, and I can just hear them giggling!
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Willma Fields says:
How can I find out more about the local Young Cultivators group. We live in Moscow and that sounds like something we might like to have our children involved in. Thank you in advance and please feel free to pass along my contact info to the group coordinator.
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Ace says:
Hi Wilma! You can read all about the Young Cultivator program here: http://www.maryjanesfarm.org/farmgirl-sisterhood/young_cultivators.asp As long as you are a sisterhood member, starting your own YC chapter is super easy.
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I’ll take one of everything in this photo….adorableness!!!!! I have an old table-top cast-iron sewing machine, similar to this one. It’s a Montgomery WArds machine, one of the very first electrical ones, even though it looks like the old treadle machines. It was my grandmother’s and had three stitiches…forwards, backwards and zig-zag 😉 🙂 🙂 Love and hugs from the ocean shores of California, Heather 😉
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“Out There” Merit Badge (Part 2)
Wondering who I am? I’m Merit Badge Awardee Jane (MBA Jane for short). In my former life …
To earn my intermediate level “Out There” badge, I needed to cook a full meal over just a campfire. Here are a couple of different hobo dinner ideas.
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Dana Hinton says:
do you make “Barbies” clothes, and furniture? I love the setup for the pix
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MaryJane says: MBA Jane is bigger than a Barbie. Yes, her clothes are handmade as well as the furniture.
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Cindy Lu Who says:
I am so very grateful for discovering MaryJanes Farm magazine last week and becoming member #3871 of MaryJane’s Farmgirl Sisterhood!
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Carrie Meerwarth says:
Just can’t find yarn this quality anymore 🙁 It was so nice to work with!
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Sandy Erdman says:
Facebook: Sandy’s Sweet Nothings(c) Aprons and more along with the Winona Area Apron Group use and have been using this yarn for many years with our aprons…We have joined the farm girls, but didn’t get any badge? Thanks…Sandy
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MaryJane says:
Do you mean you started a farmgirl chapter? Or that you joined the sisterhood?
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Oh, is this a vintage LIly’s Sugar N Cream yarn? I love that cotton yarn. I buy that all the time whenever I go to the craft store. It’s so much fun to knit with, not to mention being a real workhorse for the home, too!!! LOVe THIS ..Love and hugs from the ocean shores of California, Heather 🙂
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Phyllis Dale says:
Whenever you find vintage yarn at a thrift store or yard sale, it’s always your lucky day! I have never seen vintage sugar and cream yarn but I’ll be on the lookout!
Awwwwww. Kids love chickens. I’ve always had one or a couple of special girls that enjoy being held. Gotta have a lap hen. They’re so sweet when they talk to you. I’d love to know what a hen has to say :o)