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Host a Food Swap

Homesteading
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Trade your food abundance with friends in a fun, farm-friendly event.

Laying and Grouting Tile

Homesteading
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As you might have noted from my previous post, we chose to hold off on finishes like flooring until after we painted the walls and ceiling. (My smartest reno decision to date, at least in my opinion!)

5 Natural Disasters and How to Rescue Your Garden

Crops & Gardening | Farm Management |
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You can’t prevent a natural disaster, but you can take steps to protect your garden and even rehab it once damage is done.

Time for Fall

Homesteading
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For man, autumn is a time of harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad. —Edwin Way Teale

Farm Shiitake Mushrooms in the Forest

Crops & Gardening
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Begin your transition into agroforestry by growing shiitake mushrooms on logs on your farm’s forestland.

The Garden Shines at Night

Crops & Gardening
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Dusk is a beautiful time in the garden, especially for certain plants. Specimens that might otherwise go unnoticed in the daylight become alive at night.

5 Steps To Healthier Cattle Pastures

Animals | Farm Management | Large Animals |
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Boost the nutritional content of your grazing-pasture plants to boost cattle health and get better quality dairy and beef products in return.

Plum Cream Pie

Urban Farming
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I Think I Can

Homesteading
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When it came time to start painting the interior of the house, I thought I had the project well in hand, patting myself on the back for planning it so that paint would go up prior to any flooring, fixture or cabinet installations.

Got Drought? Wean Calves Early

Farm Management | News |
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A USDA study shows that calves weaned early in drought-like conditions are more healthy for the start of winter.

Delicious Autumn

Homesteading
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Delicious autumn! My very soul is wedded to it, and if I were a bird I would fly about the earth seeking the successive autumns. —George Eliot

Spare the Goldenrod, Spoil the Garden

Crops & Gardening
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Goldenrod was once undeservedly shunned from gardens. This sunny North American native plant was (and sadly still is) considered a weed in much of the country and is often blamed for causing hay fever, though its pollen is too heavy to be carried on the wind.

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