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Paul Gautschi of Back to Eden talks about chickens and GMOs
Paul Gautschi of Back To Eden gives us plenty of food for thought here. Paul isn’t feeding his flock of…
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British cabbages
Because I like cabbages, I enjoyed this article. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/healthyeating/9806192/Britain-its-time-to-embrace-the-cabbage.html ย Obviously, Florida doesn’t have the perfect climate for cabbages… but…
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And so God made a farmer
The best ad of the Superbowl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMpZ0TGjbWE Farming was the very first profession. When you take up the shovel, the…
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My letter to the editor on Aminopyralids at Mother Earth News
I wrote Mother Earth News a letter to the editor a few months back and I see it’s hit the…
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Illegal chickens – viva la revolution!
Illegal chickens? Yep. The push for urban chickens continues both legally and illegally: Underground Chickens: Episode 99 of The Perennial…
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Can you eat silverthorn berries – and do they taste good?
Can you eat silverthorn berries? Yes. Do they taste good? Yes. The eleagnus family has plenty of edibles in it,…
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Why You Should Grow Your Own Food: Reason 4
Food fraud! Because when you buy at the store, you might not be getting what you pay for: http://libertyblitzkrieg.com/2013/01/22/new-study-shows-food-fraud-soared-60-last-year/ Seriously?…
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Growing Duckweed
Here’s a helpful post on growing duckweed: http://duckweedgardening.com/2012/03/07/duckweed-growing-tips-and-tricks/ The authoress of that blog stopped by here a few weeks ago.…
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Saving seed
Saving seed is easier than you might think. I’ve saved seeds for years. Some, like beans, work really well (that…
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Test Crops for 2013
Okay… since it’s that time of year… let’s talk trial varieties. Tex Cuban grain corn (grew a small amount…
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Florida Flying Squirrel
Finally a tree rat I don’t feel like killing – check out this Florida flying squirrel! A few days ago,…
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Survival Plant Profile: Turnips
Turnips aren’t tantalizing. They’re downright pedestrian and often overlooked. I’ve grown them off and on for years, just because I…






