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Food
Wise Use of Whole Foods
This is the next in a series about reducing your reliance on supermarkets and industrial food. In case you missed…
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DVDs/Books
Nurturing Ecological Sublimity – Part 2
Sacred-Earth Land-Nurturing, a book by Steven D Redman, has been compiled for farmers, homesteaders, land-carers, environmental educators, conservationists and more.…
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Plants
15 Edible Plants That Can Grow Under Pine Trees
If you have pine trees in your garden, you are probably already aware that they can stunt the growth of…
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DVDs/Books
Nurturing Ecological Sublimity
Sacred-Earth Land-Nurturing, a book by Steven D Redman, has been compiled for farmers, homesteaders, land-carers, environmental educators, conservationists and more.…
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Seeds
How Long Can Seeds Be Stored and How Should You Store Them?
If you are getting seeds in from your garden or if you’ve bought some from a local garden centre, you…
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DVDs/Books
Sacred-Earth Land-Nurturing – An Introduction
Sacred-Earth Land-Nurturing, a book by Steven D Redman, has been compiled for farmers, homesteaders, land-carers, environmental educators, conservationists and more.…
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Animals
9 Great Reasons To Raise Quail On Your Homestead
Raising small livestock on a homestead can have many advantages over large livestock, especially on an urban or suburban farm.…
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Plants
Adorable Apricots – The Essential Guide to probably everything you need to know about growing Apricot – Prunus armeniaca
Apricots, are easy to grow, thriving in a variety of climates and providing a delicious source of food that can…
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Waste Systems & Recycling
5 Tips For Permaculture Design Near A Septic System
A septic system is often considered a taboo area that is best left alone and not featured in your garden…
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Videos
Down the Carrot Hole
In March 2020, David Trood, a master photographer, became bound to his home, like most people on the planet. His…
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Plants
Polyculture Profiles – Perennial Infrastructure Polyculture – Edible Hedge/Windbreak/Biomass – Terminus
Welcome to our second Polyculture Profile in a series we are posting on this blog. This four-species design highlights well…
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Energy Systems
Thinking of buying a battery to help power your home? Here’s what you need to know
Batteries are undoubtedly part of our energy future. Should you put one in your home now to store solar output,…
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Animals
Five of our Favourite Deer Resistant Plants
Protection from deer, is something that many growers need to consider. Deer damage on agricultural crops can have severe economic…
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Soil
Indigenous Microorganisms, Compost or Commercial Inoculants?
A permanent agriculture requires knowledgeable support of soil ecosystems. Many farmers are starting to use “biofertilizer” products to enhance soil,…
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Recipes
Kimchee for the Faint Hearted
Kim Chee has so much more to offer, like variety, a chilli option, use up leftover veggies before they ‘go…
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