8 Reasons Why Permaculture Is Sustainable Farming
Growing more food on less land, with more people involved, is an excellent way to bring people together from different regions all over the world and to also learn about…
Permaculture Quotes To Inspire and Motivate
It has been my experience that passion and inspiration can motivate you and take you a long way. That's not to say that knowledge and skill aren't important, but rather…
Has Your Homesteading Been Naughty or Nice? Ethics and Homesteading
On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Ethical vs. Unethical Homesteading and The 3 Ethics of Permaculture. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 176 – December…
8 Reasons Why Organic Soil Is Better
Think of the soil in your garden as a living, breathing, dynamic ecosystem. For soil to be healthy, it requires microorganisms, earthworms, etc., to break down the decaying plant and…
Fodder Tree Crops For A More Resilient Homestead With Guest Nick Ferguson
Join Rachel as she interviews Nick Ferguson and Discusses Fodder Tree Crops for your Homestead and Animals To Increase Self Sufficiency, Sustainability, and Resilience. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 173…
Small Scale Permaculture Food Forests With Guest Jess Robison
On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I Have A Discussion With Jess Robison of Acton Food Forest About Her Journey Into Homesteading and Permaculture As Well As Small…
Developing Closed Loop Systems For Greater Self Sufficiency
On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Closed Loop Systems For The Homestead And How They Can Increase Self Sufficiency. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode…
Alley Cropping vs. Silvopasture: What’s The Difference?
Alley cropping and silvopasture are both hot topics in agroforestry and permaculture. Unfortunately, their names don't do a great job of explaining what they are. So what are these two…
Building A Drought Resilient Homestead
On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel talk about how to make a homestead more drought resilient. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 149 – August 3rd,…
Why And How To Integrate Hazelnut Into A Food Forest
On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast I talk all about hazelnut; how to plant it, care for it and reap all the benefits from it. Listen To The…
Stacking Functions With Rabbits On Your Permaculture Homestead
On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast I talk about all the benefits to raising rabbits on your homestead. Listen To The Podcast The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 145…
Should You Grow A Food Forest On Your Property?
On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast I discuss food forests and whether or not you can or should grow one on your property. Listen To The Podcast The…
8 Plants Commonly Used To Increase Soil Fertility
Soil fertility is key in any sustainable food growing operation. Without proper management, plants will drain the soil of its fertility, leading to reduced productivity and plant health. Most synthetic…
Edible Landscaping: 7 Things To Consider Before You Start Planting
With rising food costs and even occasional food shortages in the store, many people desire to grow at least some of their food. The problem is that many homes are…
Chop and Drop For A Better Garden: Why and How?
It can take months, if not years, to create a sufficient amount of traditional compost in compost bins. While it's a wonderful way to create healthy, fertile soil, it's labor-intensive…
Yellow Wood Sorrel vs. Clover (What’s The Difference?)
Because they look so similar at certain times during the year, yellow wood sorrel and clover are often confused for one another. While clover is often considered to be a…