When we move and get a farm there will be live stock.
Chickens, to goats, to cattle.
I would like to learn to make cheese.
Finding this tonight made me smile.
I signed into Local Harvest (http://www.localharvest.org/) and the first farm to pop up was one of my favorites for local milks, creams and even my favorite cheese! Rosemary's Waltz - the perfect lunch cheese for a salad. I've enclosed the link. whatever that means - but here's stuff from the site.
But on further examination this is the PLACE! It is not only
http://www.mainecheeseguild.org/map/smiling.html
Silvery Moon Creamery at Smiling Hill Farmhttp://smilinghill.com
Smiling Hill Farm(Westbrook, Maine) |
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| A historic New England dairy farm that produces and process it's own products. Fluid milks including skim, whole, 2% and creamline as well as creams and flavored milks. Milk is bottled in returnable, reusable glass bottles. Smiling Hill Farm makes ice cream, butter and other cultured products. On-site farm market sells directly to the public. Family owned and operated since 1720. Cows are raised and grazed on the 500 acre farm. No pesticides, no chemical fertilizers, no feed-lot, no artificial hormones, All animals are humanely treated. Farm is open to the public and offers cross country skiing in winter. Smiling Hill Farm is also the home of Silvery Moon Creamery a producer of award winning artisanal cheeses. (This listing was last updated on Jan 6, 2008) Location 781 County Road Warren Knight Farmers' Market Schedule and Location: Schedule and Location: naturally grown, grass fed/pastured |  
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