by Milo Farm | Sep 26, 2022
Loni commissioned her wire sculpturist friend, Josh Brooke Cote https://www.cotefineart.com/ to create the 6′ Milo Bunny. Our Milo Bunny is holding a walking stick, which is a lightning rod from an 1800s Missouri home and holding a...
by Milo Farm | May 6, 2022
Our annual May Day, Beltane, JoJo Day celebration on Sunday May 1st was spectacular! We had 30 people come out in the sunshine to celebrate! We had a cedar rod game, danced around the maypole, collected items to fertilize the garden in a procession, did an...
by Milo Farm | Mar 30, 2022
The new phase of Milo Farm is well on its way. There have been a lot of changes over the past few years, especially over the past few months. Many attractions have been added to the farm. Loni is the sole Steward now and she worked to get Milo Farm as a non-profit...
by Milo Farm | Nov 11, 2020
This has been a tough year for many. Real estate didn’t slow down, it was a wild ride with the lowest home inventory and some of the lowest interest rates so just when most of the world was locking up, slowing down, us in real estate were working all hours. After long...
by Milo Farm | Oct 15, 2017
It’s so much fun seeing things come together in our bohemian cabin! Now that the exterior is finished and we are working inside we’ve moved from 2D to 3D. We can walk around in the space and see how our plans on paper are becoming our plans in real life 3D. We’ve...
by Milo Farm | Mar 31, 2017
FRAMING! We are in the framing stage! It’s been raining off and on this month so progress is slow but it’s progress! It took Shah Jahan 20 years to build the Taj Mahal for Murntaz Mahal, I keep telling myself when thinking about it going on 2 years since we purchased...
by Milo Farm | Feb 28, 2017
We’ve got basement poured, original house opened up. Well we’re finally making progress, got the framing crew attaching the boards, using lumber up like beavers. I stood in the great room and could feel the coming height.. The attic can been seen through the...
by Milo Farm | Sep 15, 2016
I never would have thought that peeling bark off trees would be a therapeutic and an almost spiritual experience, but it is! We cut down over a dozen cedar trees from our cedar forest to use as posts in our bohemian cabin. We’ll use three for the front porch (the...
by Milo Farm | Sep 4, 2016
They started to take deck off, mostly because it has to be done to start this remodel and because we want to reuse/repurpose the wood for another deck Mike is building in Independence BUT it also keeps those pesky Coons off it! Kind of satisfying! Well we’ve finally...
by Milo Farm | Jun 28, 2016
We are gearing up to start the remodel on our farm house. The home is set on our lovely, mostly treed, 26 acres in northeast Jackson county just north of Blue Springs and only 20 min east of downtown Kansas City. We have 2 ponds, a cedar forest, trails that travel all...
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