Hey y’all! If you’re passionate about self-sufficiency, sustainability, and cutting down the cost of your garden, I’ve got a fantastic book recommendation for you. It’s from Seed Savers Exchange, and it’s packed with valuable insights on seed saving—something every gardener, whether a novice or an expert, should consider. Get The Book - https://amzn.to/4dBYmOA
https://youtube.com/shorts/d911zsB5AYc?feature=share Hey y'all! If you're passionate about self-sufficiency, sustainability, and cutting down the cost of your garden, I’ve got a fantastic book recommendation for you. It’s from Seed Savers Exchange, and it's packed with valuable insights on seed saving—something every gardener, whether a novice or an expert, should consider. Why Seed Saving Matters If you're…
https://youtu.be/f6hCVlwPdcc Inspiration leads to motivation, and motivation leads to production. I personally find that films of all kinds, such as movies and documentaries, can be a tool for inspiration. There are many inspirational films with a direct or indirect connection to homesteading that make you excited to get going. Let's take a look at 5…
https://youtu.be/MnzP2oCy2TQ Discover the secrets to building healthy garden soil with insights from three essential books: Teaming with Microbes, The Regenerative Grower's Guide to Garden Amendments, and The Living Soil Handbook. I share the key takeaways from each book and how they can transform your gardening practices!Teaming with Microbes: The Organic Gardener's Guide to the Soil…
https://www.youtube.com/live/8BZGXtblxYs?si=47nR5gFmRHmxPsYU We answer questions about comfrey compost tea, homesteading on small lots, plum tree pollination, and turning public domain pdf's into paper books.
On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold and Rachel Discuss 21 Myths and Misconceptions About Homesteading. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 250 – August 4, 2024 Listen To The Podcast Myth 1: Homesteading is Easy The learning curve: acquiring new skills (gardening, animal husbandry, DIY repairs) Homesteading requires learning a multitude of new skills. Gardening, animal husbandry,…
Farmers Markets are vibrant community hubs where small, local farmers, farmsteads, artisans, and other food producers gather to share their products. These markets offer a unique opportunity for consumers to access healthy, nutrient-dense foods that are produced outside of the conventional industrial food system. It's about real food, crafted using traditional methods, and often imbued…
https://youtu.be/9P6RRUSEi6o Comfrey is a cherished plant in many gardens, known for its medicinal properties, soil-improving abilities, and rapid growth. However, not all comfrey varieties are created equal. Two of the most popular types are Common Comfrey and Russian Comfrey. Understanding the differences between these varieties can help you choose the best one for your gardening…
On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold and Rachel Discuss All The Things To Consider When Choosing A Site To Build Your Homestead. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 249 – July 28, 2024 Listen To The Podcast Practical Steps for Homestead/Permaculture Site Selection Research: Gather information about different areas through online resources, local government offices, community groups,…
https://www.youtube.com/live/b45D6XYTb7g?si=Tf7Qkp_ZPyp6MZN0 Questions How do I prevent algae in rainwater collection tanks? Is there anything I shouldn't chop and drop? Are maggots in compost a problem? What do I need to purchase to get started canning?
Lambsquarters is an extremely common plant that grows well in a variety of soils: in agricultural fields, in ditches beside roads, in forested areas, and in gardens. If you've spent any time outdoors, you've probably come across lambsquarters. Is it edible? Is it a weed? If you find it in your garden or yard, should…
