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October 30, 2014: In this Episode Sharon is discussing fall garden clean-up and how to make your garden ready for the winter. She also gives tips on what can be done to ensure your garden is also ready for spring planting.
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October 24, 2014 – Grinding my own flour at home makes me feel like a real pioneer woman. However, the first few weeks of baking with my fresh ground flour left me more than a little frustrated with dense breads and spread out pancake cookies. I’ve now been grinding my own flour and using fresh flour in all of our baking for almost two years and I’ve learned some tips to save you some time.
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October 23, 2014: Karen Lynn discusses the topic of “Adventures in Small Scale Farming” and interviews Janet at Timber Creek Farmer. Janet raises sheep, pigs, ducks, chicken and cattle and her and her family supplement their diet with some of their gardening as well. They discuss healthy eating, diy projects, and even raising your own cattle for beef.
Whether you have thought about jumping into the world of small scale farming or just want to live vicariously through Janet like Karen Lynn this is a show that you will thoroughly enjoy!
So sit back and relax! Janet is a wealth of farming knowledge and just a joy to listen to!
Show Resources:
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Blog Posts by Janet at Timber Creek Farm:
Animal Care: Keeping Your Chicken Coop Smelling Fresh
Prepper 101 – Adding Animals To The Homestead
Animal Care: The Care and Feeding of Barn Cats
Have a question or an idea for a show? Contact Karen Lynn at [email protected]
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October 15, 2014: In today’s show I discuss the importance of knowing how to harvest your own meats and how important it is for not only men, but women and children to know this skill as well.
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October 9, 2014: Karen Lynn interviews Laurie Neverman Creator of the blog Common Sense Homesteading and the two of them have so much to discuss and they quickly launch into a conversation herbalism, Laurie’s green home, and wildcrafting just to name a few!
Whether you are new to Homesteading or have been on this journey for a while Laurie’s no nonsense approach to homesteading, her beautiful blog, and her love of family and her willingness to share her knowledge with others will quickly engage you and you will want to get to know more about her and her blog!
About Laurie Neverman:
Laurie Neverman has a BS in Math/Physics and an MS in Mechanical Engineering. She is a wife and mother with a passion for natural healing, homesteading and gardening. She and her husband, August, homeschool their two boys. They live in rural northeast Wisconsin in a Wisconsin Green Built and Energy Star certified home.
The home has an array of “green” features, including:
Her interests also include herbalism, wildcrafting (using weeds for food and medicine), homebrewing and live culture foods.
You can connect with her at her website, Common Sense Homesteading, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CommonSenseHome and Pinterest at http://www.pinterest.com/commonsenseidea/.
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October 8, 2014: In today’s show I had the privilege to chat with LeAnn Edmondson about her life in Alaska and her HomesteadDreamer.com.
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October 6, 2014: This week, Charley is talking all about milk cows! Are you thinking about adding a milk cow to your homestead? She gives you 5 reasons why you shouldn’t get a milk cow and 5 reasons why a milk cow might be a perfect fit for you.
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October 3, 2014: The Great Depression was a time when people learned how to make do with very little, something we could all benefit from. I share frugal tips from my grandma (via my aunt) that they used to get by during the Great Depression and beyond in both the kitchen and the home.
During the Great Depression people learned to make do with very little. We are so spoiled today in our modern society. I’m grateful we don’t know those times, but we take so much for granted. I love having a more frugal mindset because it makes us appreciate what we have more.
