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Growing Pumpkins on the Homestead

By Biljana Tadic
Pumpkin is one of the favorite fall flavors for many people. It’s a must-have on the menu during the autumn and winter months, whether transformed…
DIY pickles, even fruit pickles, are simple to make using lacto-fermentation. And for the curious among us, the science of pickling is fascinating. Food

Peter Piper Picked a Peck: DIY Pickles on the Homestead

By Jenny Flores
Homesteaders are accustomed to spending time at home and taking on projects in the kitchen.  Now that everyone has been spending more time at home,…
container gardening, homesteading Vegetables

Grub in a Tub: Container Gardening on the Homestead

By Neil Shelton
How to Fight the High Cost of Groceries This Summer, Starting Right Now with Container Gardening. Well, I guess it’s finally happening: mainstream America is…
Gardening

Overwintering Vegetables for Early Spring Harvests

By Wren Everett
When I first started gardening, as a total greenhorn, I thought that there was only one harvest opportunity a year.  The pre-determined vegetable calendar, to…
Roadside-Foraging Food

Roadside Foraging: 5 Plants to Brake for During Fall Travels

By Allyson Ernst
Let’s face it, many of us do a lot of driving. Kids that are back in school need to be dropped off and picked up.…
Challenges of Urban Homesteading Gardening

Basement Bunnies and Grow-box Gardening: The Challenges of Urban Homesteading

By Barbara Bamberger-Scott
Tammy Curry greeted me with fresh homemade bread, slathered with butter, and a glass of cool sweet tea.  It was in the high nineties outside…
Farmer's Market Products Fruits

Five Fun Farmer’s Market Products: Draw Interest to Your Table

By Jenny Flores
Participating in a farmer's market is a great income opportunity that allows you to connect with the people in your community.  The only problem is…
Gardening

The Three Sisters Legacy: The Science Behind Companion Planting

By Clare Brandt
There’s nothing quite as frustrating as having some know-it-all tell you why your cucumbers aren’t getting bigger than pickles, or why your tomatoes look like…
Vegetable Gardening: Your Next Step to Self-Sufficiency Food

Vegetable Gardening: Your Next Step to Self-Sufficiency

By Doug Smith
You've made the big decision to cut bait and leave the rat race behind and move to a happier place.  You've purchased the land, built…
The Meatless Homestead: Vegetarian for Weight Loss and Better Health Food

The Meatless Homestead: Making the Move to Vegetarianism

By Anthony Okrongly
A few years ago, we undertook a radical transformation on our homestead. After seven years of raising animals for meat (chicken, turkey, quail, duck, rabbit),…
There are a few different ways to grow hydroponically, but here we will look at the three most popular systems for Gardening with Hydroponics Alternative Energy

Like Water for… Tomatoes? Year-round Gardening with Hydroponics

By Laurie Charpentier
Imagine plucking a ripe, round tomato right from the stem and sinking your teeth into its juicy flesh.  There’s nothing tastier than a fresh tomato,…
Beet Kvass: The Miracle of Russia Food

Beet Kvass: The Miracle of Russia

By Micah Janzen
When considering the wonderful contributions that Russia has made to the culinary world, the first response that might spring to the mind of a typical…

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