DIY: The Basics of Sustainable Gardening
Composting, Mulching, Adopting smart watering practices, Using natural means of pest control
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Permaculture for Humanity
Adapt & Advance, Lawns into Gardens, Ecosystems and more
April 30, 2012 | Posted in ARCHIVES,Do It Yourself,Homesteading,Power to the People!,SOLUTION REVOLUTION | Read More »
Ever wonder what goes on, on a small farm?
Sharing some of the stories and skills we use to bring the freshest food from pasture to plate
For Urban Farming Wisdom, Look to Japan
“Oh, we picked a lot this year, you’d be doing us a favor by taking some”
Learn Self-Reliant Living with Radical Urban Sustainability Training
Sustainable systems for city dwellers
Organic Hydroponic Gardens for Beginners
The process of growing plants in water and nutrients as opposed to growing in soil
June 27, 2010 | Posted in Homesteading | Read More »
Homesteading Schools
Here’s a list of contacts to assist you in everything from growing your own food to building a cozy home
What is Your Homestead $ Number?
A while back, there was a commercial that had people walking around carrying “their number.”
Food in Dry Times: How to Grow What We Need With Less Water
I learned the important lessons about water very early in my life…
June 3, 2010 | Posted in Homesteading | Read More »
Learning to Live a Self-Sufficient Life
In June 2004, my wife, Summer, and I arrived at the 40 vacant acres of grass and woods we had just purchased…
Cutting the Utilical Cord~ Part 2
Water. We turn on the tap, and there it is. But where did it come from…
Natural Remedies on the Homestead
One should not have to run to the doctor for the everyday cuts, scrapes, and bruises that come from hard work…
Five Ways to Use Eggshells in Your Garden
Add crushed eggshells to the bottom of planting holes, especially for tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant…
Install the Best Garden Fences
Most gardeners eventually have heated encounters with unwanted wild animals.
Would You Give Up an Urban Life and Live in the Sticks?
An increasing amount of “ruralpolitans” are foregoing city life’s perks for a return to simpler things.
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