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Our neighbor so generously gave us three boxes of concord grapes from their garden and we are putting them to use on the homestead by

Homesteading Water Well Digging Vintage Advice is a flash back into 1947. Alternative ways to bring a water source to your homestead is has been

There are really only three ways to estimate a tool’s quality. First, inspect it for finish. Most good tools have been cleanly cast, with any

The Homesteading Process of Lifting Moving Water Pumps is carefully detailed in this informative article that imparts knowledge as good as gold. Water on a

Is it a hype or the ultimate answer to farmers’ plight, food shortage, and environmental challenges posed by industrial agriculture? An analysis by Down To

Homesteading Water Well Digging Vintage Advice is a flash back into 1947. Alternative ways to bring a water source to your homestead is has been

In a recent post, I wrote about why permaculture is humanity’s last hope for long-term survival. We could go back to hunting and gathering, but

TETOUAN, Morocco – The uphill footpath of recycled tires and timber logs winds between fig, olive, and pomegranate trees, passing cactus bushes and a scattered

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Farming can feel isolating, especially during winter, when the hustle slows down and we rest our bodies. A great way to know that we are

In this blogpost, I talk about a solution based approach to agriculture that is steadily finding its way to  a form a new wave in

Leah ZerbeDecember 13, 2017December 19, 2017 Feed the planet, improve the quality of the air and climate and make truly healthy food readily available in communities?

Greetings all. Today, given I’m currently amidst recording and releasing some podcast conversations with Dave Jacke (starting here), I thought I’d dust off and finish

News Local SUDBURY—The Northern Ontario Permaculture Research Institute has been making plenty of ripples on the sustainable local food front on Manitoulin Island over the

No-Till Farming for Healthier Soil and Lifestyles November 6, 2017by Tobias Roberts & filed under General, Soil Masanobu Fukuoka, the late Japanese farmer, developed a

  Remember Bisphenol A, also known as BPA, the toxic endocrine-disrupting chemical which leached out of plastic drink bottles that has now been banned worldwide?