Today we discuss 12 bulletproof homesteading techniques that can transform the way you interact with your land. We’ll touch on wicking beds, a method that can revolutionize your approach to irrigation, and my simple adaptation Johnson Su-style composting, a game-changer … Continue reading →
In this episode of The Survival Podcast, we are excited to welcome back, Michael Wittman, a guest who has been making remarkable strides in the field of sustainability. Our guest, an accomplished entrepreneur, joins us for a second time to … Continue reading →
Today I’m joined by Michael Wittman who is “Char-man of the Board” of Blue Sky Biochar. We will discuss making back yard biochar, the larger biochar industry, soil health, composting and a ton more. I went out to find the … Continue reading →
So the title of this episode should be “How F’d is Our Food System and what can we do about it, but that is too long. You guys know me though I don’t poke problems without corresponding solutions. Today though … Continue reading →
Small livestock are great to have around. They are the best way to produce protein and fat we have. They do this with meat and eggs along with dairy in the case of things like goats. We have talked a … Continue reading →
Dr. Jeffery K. Tomberlin is a Professor & AgriLife Research Fellow in the Department of Entomology at Texas A&M University. He is also the Director of the Forensic & Investigative Sciences Program at Texas A&M University, and the principle investigator … Continue reading →
Today is an example of why you should be following @ItsAJackLife on Instagram. There were two possible shows today, Modern Homesteading or seed starting. I posted a video on Instagram asking for followers to tell me what they wanted and … Continue reading →
Mike Vertrees lives and works part time on a 50 acre homestead in middle Tennessee. He first became interested in soils and compost as a way to repair the eroded clay soil he had in abundance. He mostly focused on … Continue reading →
Evan Folds is founder and President of Progressive Gardens, a retail gardening store specializing in organics, BioDynamics, hydroponics, composting, sprouting & much more. He is also the founder of Progress Earth, global distributor of the Vortex Brewer® system, used to … Continue reading →
Trevor Van Hemert runs Pedal to Petal a company that picks up food scraps from all over the city of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada. Pedal To Petal is a permaculture-based collective of bicycle loving food security activists who are taking … Continue reading →
