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Eating Green Again!
Read moreHappy Spring everyone! Thank you for joining us here. Each day our pasture grass grows taller. The cows are munching away. We’ve even started a little rotational grazing. It’s not just the cows eating green again, we will soon be too. We all know how strong spinach makes us. Here’s a few tips on planting spinach.. get ready to plant
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Art & Agriculture- Jonathan Levitt
Read moreI was immediately pulled in by the photography of Jonathan Levitt. I was griped equally by their power and beauty. Its worth noting his educational background in journalism, sustainable agriculture and gastronomy. Enjoy. All photos by Jonathan Levitt.
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Friends in Boots- Forks Farm
Read moreToday I’m thrilled to share the beauty and bounty of Forks Farm. Forks Farm is nestled in the hills of Northern Pennsylvania. Although the setting is calm and tranquil- the farm is nothing but bustle. Forks Farm produces pastured poultry, grass fed beef and lamb and woodlot pork. They host a bountiful market where local
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Kate’s Kitchen- Homemade Pizza
Read moreI find bliss in the kitchen- particularly when working on something simple and a tad creative. No need to run- I think you can too. I am all about simple. 1. 2. 3.- ta da! Friday nights are pizza nights around here. Here’s how I make homemade pizza (recipe makes 2 pizzas)… 1. Mix 2. Let Rise (and read a
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Art & Agriculture- Carrie Marill
Read moreOver at Gatski Metal we are fond of our little saying, “We use simple hand tools to honor the enduring traditions of art and agriculture.” There is something profound about the role of agriculture in art. For us, it’s an instinct thing- not an intellectual thing. Yes! I love that. By golly- it’s a farm. Not to be too simplistic-
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Friends in Boots – Wild For Salmon
Read moreWelcome to the first installment of Friends In Boots! You must be up to something when you’re wearing barn boots, right? Farming, fishing, making cheese or maybe just standing around talking. Whatever the case, there’s a story to tell. First boots, friends and neighbors… Steve and Jenn Kurian of Wild For Salmon. This past weekend we got together with Steve
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All New Garden Markers Made with Old Silver Spoons
Read moreYesterday I was hinting around about gardens…. it must be the approach of another big winter snow storm that has me all stirred up. Or… maybe it’s because over at Gatski Metal we’re busy bees preparing for the Buyers Market of American Craft Show this weekend. Either way- I seem to have a lot of extra zip .
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Spring Will Come.
Read moreIt’s nice to have a few distractions this time of year. Something to remind us that, “spring will come.” An image perhaps or a good seed catalog – I enjoy the Fedco Catalog. Winter garden dreams are fantastic. Anything is possible…. Photo courtesy of Tom Curtis. Indeed! It is possible. Get started with some
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Gatski Giveaway!
Read moreWant to win a butcher hook featuring the signature Gatski pig (a $125 value)? Simply share our new newsletter with your friends and family on your favorite social networking site and then email [email protected] and let her know that you spread the word. The giveaway ends Monday, February 8 at 12 am. One winner will be selected at random and
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All New on The Steel Fork!
Read moreWe’re thrilled to share our fresh collection of handmade goods for Spring 2010! 1. Recycled Farm Steel Bar Table 2. Cleaver Hook 3. Tractor Pull Pillow 4. Baler Needle Table 5. Round Necklace- Recycled Hydraulic Oil Can 6. Recycled Steel Hoops There’s more, have a quick peruse At Home on The Steel Fork and of course you must have a
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