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Men’s I Am The Chicken Whisperer Funny Farmer and Farming T-Shirt Large Slate

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 8, 20180

Are you wise in the ways of the chicken? Share that talent with the world with this hilarious farmer approved t-shirt!Flaunt your farming and homesteading

Health Benefits of the Miracle Tree or Moringa Tree – The Permaculture Research Institute

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 7, 20180

Health Benefits of the Miracle Tree or Moringa Tree September 4, 2017by Tobias Roberts & filed under General, Medicinal Plants, Plants, Trees It seems like

365 Days Of DIY: Make Your Life Easier With One Year Of Amazing DIY Projects! : (DIY Household Hacks, DIY Cleaning and Organizing, Homesteading)

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 6, 20180

365 Days Of DIY:Make Your Life Easier With One Year Of Amazing DIY Projects!365 Days Of DIY - is monumental collection of stunning ideas for

Permaculture is growing rapidly in India

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 5, 20180

When I look at the ways of the average village farmer in India, I realise how far the developed world needs to go to achieve

My Experience with Permaculture and Compost Toilets Near Biella Italy – TheJourneyofBethB

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 4, 20180

Alaska’s Homesteders: By Martha Markey

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 4, 20180

Join Bob and me on our two trips to Alaska from Michigan. How two nine-inch frying pans got us up the hill near Scotty Creek

Deluxe Off-Grid Laundry

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 2, 20180

The only large-capacity washer for a family or a group of people. Can handle blankets, quilts and mummy bags. Durable and easy to use. Made

Permaculture and Me, almost perfect – CQUniLife

Barakah Farm StaffJan 31, 20180

Hi there, my name is Melissa and I am currently studying the Graduate Diploma of Permaculture Design. Perma – What? Permaculture. So, what is that?

How Permaculture Changed My Life, by Ami Dehne – Verge Permaculture

Barakah Farm StaffJan 29, 20180

How Permaculture Changed My Life, by Ami Dehne By rob avis In Career & Business, Featured, Opportunities, Verge Permaculture, Why Permaculture? Welcome to “How Permaculture

Dangers and Promises of Genetically Modified Organisms – The Permaculture Research Institute

Barakah Farm StaffJan 28, 20180

Dangers and Promises of Genetically Modified Organisms September 6, 2017by Tobias Roberts & filed under General One of the most controversial aspects of our industrial

Dig for Your Dinner in September

Barakah Farm StaffJan 28, 20180

Every gardener knows the importance of a single month in the garden. 30 days can be the lifespan of a plant, the difference between a

Survival Skills Express: Know How to Prepare for Common Disasters at Home and Learn Survival Skills to Survive in the Wild on Your Own (KnowIt Express)

Barakah Farm StaffJan 26, 20180

Get on the EXPRESS for "Survival Skills" Know How to Prepare for Common Disasters at Home and Learn Survival Skills to Survive in the Wild

8 Tips for Starting your Tropical Homestead – The Permaculture Research Institute

Barakah Farm StaffJan 25, 20180

8 Tips for Starting your Tropical Homestead September 15, 2017by Scott Gallant & filed under Design, Earthworks & Earth Resources, General, Land You’ve just purchased

Plantain leaves are anti-inflammatory, demulcent, astringent, and vulnerary (wound healing). Plantain is a common…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 24, 20180

Plantain leaves are anti-inflammatory, demulcent, astringent, and vulnerary (wound healing). Plantain is a common weed in lawns, fields, and gardens and should not be confused

The Essential Book of Homesteading: The Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Living (Homemade Living)

Barakah Farm StaffJan 24, 20180

All the information you need to homestead—gathered in one ultimate, essential book! In barnyards and backyards, on rooftops and in alleyways, a movement is

Permaculture, A Practical Guide for a Sustainable Future

Barakah Farm StaffJan 23, 20180

"Permaculture" (permanent agriculture) is the conscious design and maintenance of economical, agriculturally productive ecosystems that have the diversity, stability, and resilience of natural ecosystems. While

Sod Busting: How Families Made Farms on the Nineteenth-Century Plains (How Things Worked)

Barakah Farm StaffJan 22, 20180

Prairie busting is central to the lore of westward expansion, but how was it actually accomplished with little more than animal and human power? In

Humble House Sauerkraut Pounder Extra Long 16″ Natural German Beech Wood SAUERSTOMPER for Fermentation Crocks and Mason Jars – HHSS116 Cabbage Tamper for Packing Down Fermented Foods like Kimchi!

Barakah Farm StaffJan 21, 20180

The SAUERSTOMPER by Humble House is an extra long 16" vegetable stomper, also commonly referred to as a cabbage tamper or sauerkraut pounder. The SAUERSTOMPER

No Dig Organic Home & Garden: Grow, Cook, Use, and Store Your Harvest

Barakah Farm StaffJan 18, 20180

No dig organic gardening saves time and work. It requires an annual dressing of compost to help accelerate the improvement in soil structure and leads

Women’s Shuck Yeah T-Shirt Garden and Farm Shirt Small Slate

Barakah Farm StaffJan 16, 20180

This is the perfect t-shirt for any farmer, homesteader, homeschooler, gardener, survivalist, or nature lover you know that has a unique sense of humor and