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Provide Adequate Shelter Choosing the Right Coop First things first, when it comes to keeping my chickens cozy during the winter months, the importance of a sturdy coop simply cannot be overstated. I’ve learned from experience that a well-constructed coop can be a...
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Choosing the Right Grains Understanding Your Climate When it comes to starting a small-scale grain farming operation, trust me when I say that the first step is getting to know your local climate. Different grains thrive under different conditions, so you’ve got...
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1. Organic Gardening Understanding Soil Health When I first got into organic gardening, I had no clue how crucial soil health was. I had this idea that if I just threw some seeds in the ground and watered them, I would get a harvest. Boy, was I wrong! Learning about...
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1. Planning Your Chicken Coop Assessing Your Space Before you dive into the project, take a good look at your yard or garden. How much space do you really have? Evaluate where you want to place the coop that provides both sunshine and shade. Chickens aren’t just...
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Choosing the Right Herbs Understand Your Climate First things first, knowing what herbs thrive in your climate is a game-changer. I’ve made the mistake of planting basil in too cool of a spot, and it just didn’t work out. So, research what grows well in your area. A...
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Food Production Growing Your Own Vegetables One of the first steps I took towards creating my homestead was starting a vegetable garden. Trust me, there’s nothing quite like walking barefoot through the fresh dirt, planting seeds that you’re gonna watch grow into...
