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Wet Winter Veggie Sowing

May 17, 2024

Wet Winter Veggie Sowing In the early days on the farm, I adopted a calendar based sowing schedule based on the idea that cool season crops should be sowed in March and warm season ones in September. The passing years have demonstrated that approach is overly mechanical given the variability of seasons from year to […]

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More vegetables, less meat for all our sakes

January 17, 2019

More vegetables, less meat for all our sakes Spanish market: Vegetable-rich diets make for a healthier planet. Image: By ja ma on Unsplash Researchers are clear: the healthy diet for a healthy planet is more vegetables, less meat. What matters is the food that’s served, and the way it’s produced too. LONDON, 17 January, 2019 […]

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How to build a self-sufficient garden on as little as a quarter of an acre

January 2, 2019

How to build a self-sufficient garden on as little as a quarter of an acre (Natural News) Modern conveniences like countless grocery stores and food delivery services make it seem like the average American family has no use for home gardening. But when SHTF, you could starve if you don’t have access to fresh produce […]

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How to Get More Fruits and Vegetables in Your Prepper Stockpile

January 9, 2018

How to Get More Fruits and Vegetables in Your Prepper Stockpile Most people who are working hard to eat well consume a lot of fruits and vegetables. One of the biggest issues folks are noticing with the Stockpile Challenge is getting enough produce in their diets. It can be a major challenge when living from […]

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Perennial Vegetables and the Other Reasons You Should Consider Them For Your Garden

April 21, 2016

PERENNIAL VEGETABLES AND THE OTHER REASONS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER THEM FOR YOUR GARDEN Luckily for me, my mother was the sort who insisted that I taste something before deciding I didn’t like it. The habit has served me well in later life. As a traveler, I’ve been able to shift my palate from one country’s […]

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Why the fight for GMO labeling is (possibly) over

April 18, 2016

Why the fight for GMO labeling is (possibly) over Ever since it became clear that Vermont’s law for mandatory labeling of foods containing genetically engineered ingredients would actually go into force this summer, the big question has been how many food companies would choose to label their products and how many would choose simply not to […]

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How to Harvest Your Own Seeds From Fruit and Vegetables for Propagation into Nursery

October 12, 2015

How to Harvest Your Own Seeds From Fruit and Vegetables for Propagation into Nursery Harvesting your own seeds from fruit and vegetables for propagation into a nursery significantly reduces your costs by over 50 percent. In order to reap the maximum benefit, you must give your plants the help they need to produce healthy seeds. […]

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