Harvest season is here! We have a bed of corn that will be ready to pick in the next few weeks and that means it needs protection from wildlife! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a commission. Thanks. This time last year we grew a […]
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I was asked “which fruit it better to grow, raspberries or strawberries” the other day by a close friend who is just starting their gardening journey, so I thought this would be a great opportunity to write a quick article explaining what I said. Which is better? Well, that depends on your needs and wants
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Working at any job – chickens and gardening can provide a sense of going back to the essence of real life. From my perspective of working in Corporate America, having our homestead and sustainable living environment is important to the soul. It’s what keeps us grounded in a fast-moving digital world. EBITDA or EGGS? All
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All gardeners know that the easiest and best plant to grow are large, dark red, juicy tomatoes. Cherry, Hot House, Gold Nugget, Big Mama, Roma, I literally do not have enough space on the page to list every single variety – and I don’t think I could even get more than 5% of all varieties
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If you’re new to gardening or a seasoned gardener, you’ve probably heard of mulching garden beds. Some experienced gardeners mulch regularly and some don’t do it at all. At the end of the day, mulching garden beds won’t make a huge impact, but it does offer valuable benefits if done correctly. There are lots of
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