Wind's Four Quarters Farm

Biodynamic, Sustainable, and Regenerative Farming for the 21st Century

Category: Post Series

  • The Week in Photos

    The Week in Photos

    This week’s status updates, in photos!

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  • Pet BOB, Part 6: Packing

    Pets are family, too, and shouldn’t be left behind or otherwise forgotten in our emergency preparedness and evacuation plans. (Part 6 of 6)

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  • Pet BOB, Part 5: Hygiene and Extras

    Pets are family, too, and shouldn’t be left behind or otherwise forgotten in our emergency preparedness and evacuation plans. (Part 5 of 6)

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  • Pet BOB, Part 4: Medications & Records

    Pets are family, too, and shouldn’t be left behind or otherwise forgotten in our emergency preparedness and evacuation plans. (Part 4 of 6)

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  • Pet BOB, Part 3: Shelter & Protection

    Pets are family, too, and shouldn’t be left behind or otherwise forgotten in our emergency preparedness and evacuation plans. (Part 3 of 6)

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  • Pet BOB, Part 2: Food & Water

    Pets are family, too, and shouldn’t be left behind or otherwise forgotten in our emergency preparedness and evacuation plans. (Part 2 of 6)

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  • Pet BOB

    Pets are family, too, and shouldn’t be left behind or otherwise forgotten in our emergency preparedness and evacuation plans. (Part 1 of 6)

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  • The 9 Ps – Part 9: Passion

    The 9 Ps – Part 9: Passion

    Steve Jobs once said, “The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle.” In other words, follow your passion.

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  • The 9 Ps – Part 8: Prudence

    The 9 Ps – Part 8: Prudence

    Enthusiasm is important, but passion should be tempered with prudence in the form of research, organization, and preparation.

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  • The 9 Ps – Part 7: Perseverance

    The 9 Ps – Part 7: Perseverance

    Although it might sound odd, perseverance is as much about putting in effort as it is battling ego. Drunk on passion masters are doomed to repeat failures in the name of “pushing through.” In contrast, students do more than hone their craft; they learn from their mistakes.

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