Just a heads up, on Monday morning at 10 am central time I will open up registrations for the Nov workshop, this workshop will run from Nov. 12-14 with camping open on property from Nov 11 – 15.

This second of only two workshops in 2015 will focus on quail, quail processing, sketchup design for homestead layout, microgreens and silvo pasture establishment for our duck flock.

Again this opens for MSB only on Monday the 31st.  If any seats remain by Wednesday they will be open to any and all, but history has shown that usually doesn’t happen.

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Next up Matthew at Mai Thai contacted me and let me know that they have once again gotten in a small amount of honey processed coffee, again just over 40 pounds.

“Honey Processed Coffee doesn’t actually have any honey involved it its production.  It is just a unique way to process coffee.  A special roast where water bath stage is skipped which allows the coffee to take on a unique flavor. This coffee features a smooth and melow flavor and it is a low acidic coffee compared to conventional coffee.

Okay I don’t know what the water bath stage is, but let me tell you this.  I have become hooked on this stuff.  Fan freaking tastic!  Mellow, smooth and smokey.  Last time I posted about this stuff it sold out in a matter of about two hours.  I am well stocked up so you guys go get as much as you want.

Of course all MSB Members get 10% off everything at Mai Thai Coffee including the new Honey Processed and my other favorites Full City Roast and Butter Rum.  Of course anyone can buy this awesome coffee but only MSB Members get 10% off.

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Cole Risner will play at the October TSP and Nine Mile Farm Workshop.  A listener name Shane recommended Cole and I just find his sound to be fantastic.  We are hammering out details now with Cole but it looks like he will play Saturday night from 830-1030.

You can hear Cole play a few songs here on his site.

This is just one way I am trying to take the workshops to a new level for you guys.  Anyway check out Cole’s original music, he is really and I mean really good at what he does.  “The Grandfather Song”, is likely to put a tear in your eye.

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