by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
On Thursday, in spite of an unfavorable forecast for the weekend, we decided to take a gamble on the weather and restock our Fraser Fir display with a fresh load from the mountains of North Carolina. Unlike back in the day when we drove up to the mountains...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
The mornings during Thanksgiving weekend saw some sub-freezing temperatures which made starting our hayride tractors a little harder. (Pictured: Daniel Perkins (left) and Josh Choitz (right) seated in one of the three wagons making rounds at the tree farm) Daniel...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
It would be fun to say my “Postcards from the Po’ Farm” blog is back due to popular demand. The truth is I just decided to start back writing it. As the cool weather has returned the past few days, my mind wanders back to the time when we grew turnip...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
by: Rick Minter It would be fun to say my “Postcards from the Po’ Farm” blog is back due to popular demand. The truth is I just decided to start back writing it. A beautiful full moon was rising Wednesday night as Joanne and I called it a day after...
by Stephanie Adamek | Postcards From The Po' Farm
It’s not often a project gets completed after any time off. I am a procrastinator to the nth degree and have always had a hard time finishing what I’ve started. I remember a project in high school art class where we were working with charcoal and I had to show the...
by Stephanie Adamek | Postcards From The Po' Farm
The 27th annual Inman Farm Heritage Days has come and gone, and what a great show it was. By all accounts we had the most tractors, most exhibits, most vendors and probably the most attendees of any show we’ve ever had. ...
