Another  REAL DIRT ON AG  from the Farmerette!  “Cultivating” Snapshots…one FACT at a time:)

Please provide me feedback to motivate me and other to share their own Snapshots across the USA about how Agriculture is Great….For EVERYONE!  Ag touches all!

Farmers are in the fields and my camera is rolling!  Now I need some feedback from YOU!

The REAL Dirt  is a tagline I would like to use to educate our fellow americans that farming is a great thing!   I would like YOUR FARMERETTE FOTOS to feature and I will jazz up your picture with a FACT about FARMING!   Connecting AG to AMERICA is my goal and with the internet … what a great way to get across the country to other farmerette’s while still sitting at our computer:)

So SHOOT me your FOTO’s!!

Email them to thefarmerette@gmail.com and Look for your photo (with your own Stamp of your name etc) on PINTEREST, my BLOG and FB!

Together we can cultivate snapshots…one fact at a time!

COMING SOON!  Visit the Farmerette Fotos page within The Farmerette!  I have been busy taking pictures the last 5 years and together with my work I have been educating others around me on GETTING THE REAL DIRT on AGRICULTURE!  Please help other Farmers and Farmerettes by spreading the Dirt!  Or would that be Manure?  LOL.

Need a cute thanksgiving treat?!  Kids and Adults will GOBBLE these up!

Thanksgiving Cookie Turkeys
- makes 20 -

Ingredients
40 fudge stripe cookies (or round, flat cookies of your choice)
1/3 cup frosting (used to “glue” the pieces together; chocolate works best because of the darker color)
20 chocolate covered cherries or similarly sized truffles with rounded tops
20 pieces candy corn
Writing icing in white and black to make eyes on the turkeys (optional)

Procedure
1. Place 20 cookies on a flat surface, striped side up. With frosting, attach one chocolate covered cherry or truffle to the top of each cookie, so that it covers the hole on the bottom. Position another cookie perpendicular to each base cookie so the the stripes are aligned; attach with frosting.

2. With a dab of frosting, attach one piece of candy corn to the front of each cherry for the head. If desired, use one two dots of white writing icing topped with a slightly smaller dot of black writing icing on each piece of candy corn to give the turkeys eyes. Let stand until set, about 20 minutes. Serve immediately.