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Care of Keets
Congratulations and welcome to the wonderful world of Guinea fowl! Here are some tips about your new feathered friends to make sure they...
A special sale honoring a special lady and a special program
Nana out on a cool day this spring at the egg mobile. This next Wednesday, Nov. 28th, EVERY penny will go to Hospice of the Piedmont to...
Jolly Folly Radio
CLICK HERE to hear Tom and Kathleen, the Jolly Folly Farmers, talking flock on a local talk-radio show. I felt nervous (which is...
The Grateful Egg Lady
At our second duty station (read: about 100 years ago) we were fortunate to have a chaplain who grew up in Africa and kept his...
Eggucation: Your map to buying farm products
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I don't have a dog in the organic vs. traditional fight. I also don't have a problem with...
Eggucation: Roadside stands and "Farmers" Market Navigation Guide
April is nearly here. Roadside stands that close for the winter will be back up. The Farmers' Markets will be re-opening. As the...
Eggucation: Weird, wild stuff, man!
Before I started raising my own eggs, I didn't really understand what a fresh egg was like. I grew up in "the burbs" and ate food...
Eggucation: Doubling down
I had a customer tell me she's gotten many double-yolks. She was so excited, and rightfully so: double-yolks are good luck! And, better...
Some chickens are Rhode Islands, but no man is an island
It is one of those days. Those weeks. Those months. Normally here at Jolly Folly Farm, I try to stay focused on farming, farm issues,...
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas from your feathered and furry friends at Jolly Folly Farm! The Nativity always shows us Jesus in a stable, with animals...
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