5 Lessons Learned my First Year of Hydroponic Gardening
When taking on something new, you’re bound to learn a few lessons. If you’d like to skip some of my mistakes, here are five lessons I learned in my first year with hydroponics.
When taking on something new, you’re bound to learn a few lessons. If you’d like to skip some of my mistakes, here are five lessons I learned in my first year with hydroponics.
Hydroponics, a method of gardening that doesn’t use soil, is easy to set up in your own home. Here’s how we put together our DIY hydroponic garden system, and it’s worked well for our family!
Ready to get started with hydroponic gardening? Here’s what you need to start seeds in your hydroponic system.
Audio replay from the Farmish Friday morning 4-15-22 livestream. Topics include farm journals, balance on the farm, and a very pretty mouth.
Today I talk with Brian from The LOTS Project about his experience being a vendor at several farmers markets. He shares tips and things you should consider before you decide to sell your homegrown/homemade goods at a farmers market.
Honest talk about growing and raising your own food, as well as a caution to the homesteading community about pride.
I am not an expert at gardening, nor do I know everything about how to start seeds. But I will share with you 11 things I have learned about starting seeds while we’ve been here at the homestead. Hopefully some of these tips will be …
Many people think I’m a gardener but here on the homestead, the chickens, pigs, ducks, turkeys, and other animals are really my forte. When it comes to gardening, I’m little more than a toss some seeds at the ground and hope for the best kind …
As a homesteader there is nothing more satisfying than looking down at a plate of food you have raised yourself. Don’t you just love when your salad is made of homegrown greens? Or when you’re eating garden fresh salsa made from ingredients you harvested by …
Choosing to fence a garden means you need a gate to get in. Here’s how to build a simple garden gate using a nifty tool called a Kreg Jig.