As we build up our farm here in New Hampshire, one thing we’re working on is putting together an annual farm cycle – a rotating calendar of events so that we not only get everything done, but also spread the work evenly as possible across the year.  Here’s an example of how this might have looked on an early colonial farm (put together as part of a National Heritage Museum curriculum). It’s neat to see that though we don’t have to worry about combing flax or buying salt (and

You might live on a farm if… 10.  …you normally awake before the rooster (and when he wakes up first you have an urge to reach for the duct tape). 9.  …at least once this week, you’ve been outside in PJs and rubber boots. 8.  …the dockhand at the grain store starts filling your truck with your order before you get to the counter. 7.  …some of your nightmares start with your kids yelling, “Mom! Dad!  The goats are…” 6.  …you cruise dumpsters for building supplies. 5.  …your wo