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A Cheese Rennet à la Sourdough Starter
This recipe originates from the Turkish nomad people who live on mountains and travel with their animals. They are called…
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How to build your very own solar food dehydrator from scratch
A solar dehydrator is a great piece of low-cost, easy-to-build, and highly effective technology. It can be used for drying…
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How to Transplant Seedlings Into Your Garden
Planting your own vegetables and fruits is a big task for any gardener. You’ve put so much time into caring…
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How To Make Your Own Toxin Free Cleaning Products
The average household cleaning agents, such as your dish soap, your laundry detergent, your toilet cleaning agents and even your…
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How To Make Your Own Simple, Cheap And Toxin-Free Body Hygiene Products
Body hygiene products often contain a large number of dubious substances such as artificial perfumes, microplastic, silica, aluminium and a…
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How to make Kombucha
Kombucha is a drink made from fermented green tea that enjoys a great reputation among many people as a health…
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Why Meditation Is Worth The Time
Despite the fact that meditation is supposed to be this groovy, relaxing thing, I used to feel somewhat intimidated by…
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10 (Temperate Climate) Pond Edge Plants
In permaculture, water is one of the primary concerns because all life, from animals to plants to fungi to bacteria…
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Fun Facts of Peppers and Hot Sauce Recipes
There are a lot of things out in the world to which people become addicted, but hot sauce isn’t one…
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Making The Most Of What We Harvest
It’s nearing the end of our main growing season here in North Carolina. Halfway through October, our tomato plants are…
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Wild about Persimmons
I didn’t grow up eating persimmons. Somehow they made it into my vocabulary but never my diet. My British wife…
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Will this Type of Agriculture Feed Your Grandchildren?
You know that a system of agriculture is truly sustainable when the harvest occurs—increasingly abundantly—as a by-product of ecosystem regeneration.…
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