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.
There is a certain stigma that comes with having to deal with rats, but rats can be a common issue on a farm. Today I’m going to talk about our recent experience dealing with rats—what’s worked, what hasn’t, and where to go from here.
Today’s conversation is with Nate and Erin Lamaster of Two Chicks Homestead, and we’re talking about raising meat rabbits! Hear about Nate and Erin’s set-up, what they’ve learned along the way, as well as tips you should know if you’re thinking of raising rabbits for meat.
I recently passed my Technician class exam for amateur (ham) radio. How does a choir and theater geek learn about electronics and radio waves? Here’s what I used.
Country life is amazing, but it’s also… different! Today I talk to Tom and Julie from Small Scale Life about their journey from being city mice to country mice, and all the things they’ve discovered and learned so far.
I’m celebrating ten years of being on our farm by talking about ten(ish) things I’ve learned from a decade of farm life.
Making your own homemade Christmas planter is easy and saves money. Let me show you how we make ours every year!
Thoughts today on why it’s important to know your neighbors and build an in person community — and how the internet has made that entire process more complicated (and not for reasons you think.)
See, the thing that always gets me is this: in a world where everyone is busy, where everyone has so much to do, people took time out of their busy lives to help us with ours.
Don’t let the concept of prepping freak you out. Prepping is just keeping extra supplies on hand. That’s all it is.