I have been getting some questions about Permaculture lately and it has been specific to PDCs (permaculture design courses) in a lot of instances. Mainly is a PDC worth taking and what do you really get out of it. This … Continue reading →
When I talk about this concept due to modern political tribalism people instantly think democrat vs. republican. I can’t be more clear that is not what I am talking about. No I am talking about people who are technologically educated … Continue reading →
In some ways chickens are like WordPress Plugins. What do I mean by that? Man and chicken go back so far that no matter what you really want, someone has likely already bred a chicken breed that does that. Different … Continue reading →
Jonathan and Ashley and their 4 children traveled the country for 5 years, renovated a vintage Airstream to fit their needs for off-grid camping, and set off on an adventure that would forever change the course of their lives. To … 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 →
Today’s episode is kind of a hybrid it is mostly the audio from a recent video I did called, The Pure Joy of Homesteading Combined with Lifestyle Design. I am out fishing today due to a happy obligation to a … Continue reading →
Last week we discussed a surface level few of general concepts of getting your garden ready for the coming winter months. Today we take a deeper dive into what might be the most important and most overlooked part of the … Continue reading →
Cori is a self employed hair stylist, co owning a local hair salon as well as running her own hand dyed yarn business. Her and her husband have a small homestead in upstate NY. Cori is accomplished home cook and … Continue reading →
I put out a little video yesterday about the progress of our Bantam Chickens at Nine Mile Farm. I just love the personality of these pint sized chickens and they are coming along nicely. Someone asked this question in the … Continue reading →
Yesterday I had to be in my car for a bit and so I listened to part of one of Nicole Sauce’s recent podcasts on meat chicken raising. She covered it all from getting new chicks to butchering them. It … Continue reading →
