One thing I hear so many successful people in the food production world say almost every time one of them speaks is “grow at least some of your own food”. The problem is the only solution they usually provide is … Continue reading →
I wanted a proactive and fun show today and shows about useful plants are always subscriber favorites. Last night on Episode 5 of Unloose the Goose we discussed the food system and it has a lot of this churning in … Continue reading →
Okay I am calling this series “Half Acre Homesteading” because marketing. The use of two words in a 2-3 word phrase is good at grabbing attention, think “Taco Tuesdays” or anything in that vein. You don’t need a half acre … Continue reading →
Anyone that has followed me on TSP for any length of time, knows that I love herbs. I love them as the medicinal gifts of creation they are. I love them for the pollinators and predators they attract. I love … Continue reading →
Today we are going to cover Making and Using Herbal Medicines. Note the making and using are not 100% connected. What I mean is not only will I cover how to make your own and use those but also some … Continue reading →
Dorothy and I are about to begin work on a massive mint garden. This will have over 20 mint and mint species, such as peppermint, lemon balm, bee balm and spearmint in it. This simple garden will produce huge yields … Continue reading →
Today we do part two of a series on herbs every survivalist should grow. Herbs are great because even if have a tiny yard these are 12 plants you can easily find space for even on a postage stamp city … Continue reading →
The sheer number of questions about comfrey since I did episode 1371 has been pretty amazing. I haven’t had as much follow up questions on an episode in a LONG TIME so I decided to do a whole series on … Continue reading →
Why do I call comfrey a miracle plant? Well if I said their was one plant that could help heal broken bones, speed wound healing, heal skin ulcers that nothing else could close, provide fertilizer, provide mulch, feed livestock and … Continue reading →
Demetria Clark is a North American herbalist specializing in herbals for pregnancy, birth, postpartum, nursing and children. Demetria is a traditional family herbalist, and aromatherapist. She has worked with families for over 20 years as an herbalist, aromatherapist, midwife, doula … Continue reading →
