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Wondering how to butcher a pig? You don't have to send your homegrown pork away for processing - you can do it right on your farm!
A delicious cinnamon and brown sugar bread named Amish Cinnamon Flop Bread — a name that most certainly does not describe it well. (Hint: It is NOT a flop.)
Ever wanted to make homemade noodles from scratch, but thought it was too hard? Pshaw. You can totally do this. It only takes four ingredients!

Fresh Farmish Post

 

Today, we dig into some uncomfortable truths about the concept of "normal": what it actually means, how it serves us, how it trips us up, and how we're often unwilling to give other people the same acceptance for their "normal" that we demand for ours.

Homestead Hints

 

Today, we dig into some uncomfortable truths about the concept of "normal": what it actually means, how it serves us, how it trips us up, and how we're often unwilling to give other people the same acceptance for their "normal" that we demand for ours.
Let's dig deep about the path you're on -- not only as a homesteader, but as a person. This episode gives words to things many people are thinking about...
Things are tough right now, but you control your response. Don't let what's happening out there ruin what's going on in your home or on your homestead.

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Garden Goodies

 

Is it really possible to grow a year's worth of food on your property? Melissa K. Norris shares with me today about how to make it happen.

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Barn Buzz

 

Having your own supply of eggs is a great step towards self-reliance! Let's talk about 5 mistakes people often make when choosing a breed of egg bird.

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Kitchen Kan-Do

 

Ever wondered if you could make your own mayo, sour cream, or mustard? You can! Kris Bordessa of Attainable Sustainable talks about how to DIY your pantry.
One of our favorite ways to prepare chicken for dinner is to smoke it! Here are the steps we use to smoke and brine a chicken. (This also works for turkey!)
The power of bacon can heal the world. Here's how to make your own homemade bacon, from pig to plate, broken down into five lil' steps.

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