If you raise your own chickens, you know just how much feed these little creatures can go through, and hey, let’s face it—the price tag can really add up. Aside from chicken feed being a bit expensive, you have more control over the way your food is grown in contrast to buying feed from a supplier. In order to ensure that your chickens have good-quality feed, you can grow foods …Continue Reading
Growing Vegetables
Survival Gardening – Vegetables You Can Plant Late In The Summer
Reading Time: 3 minutesAuthor’s note: The following survival gardening vegetables are best planted in USDA zones 4, 5, and 6. Do you have vacant areas in your garden that you would like to fill? Are you wondering if there are vegetables that will do well being planted this late in the summer? If you live in USDA zones 4,5, and 6 you are in luck! Survival Gardening: Vegetables For The Late …Continue Reading
15 Delectable Edibles You Can Grow In Your Indoor Winter Garden
Reading Time: 7 minutesLove gardening? It's about time to take it indoors. Here are 15 edibles you can grow in your indoor winter garden. Vegetables and Greens For Your Indoor Winter Garden Looking into growing your winter garden edibles? Growing your own vegetables and herbs indoors is a perfect counterpart to winter farmers or grocery stores trips, and mind you, you don't really need to be an …Continue Reading
How to Plant Cauliflower this Fall
Reading Time: 4 minutesLearn how to plant cauliflower in your cool-weather garden this fall. Cauliflower can be used as a healthy substitute for starches or in cauliflower recipes. In this article: Ideal Climate Soil Requirements When to Plant The Site and Spacing Water and Fertilizer Needs Blanching Pest Control and Disease Prevention Harvesting and …Continue Reading
Homestead Tips For Unique Backyard Types [Chapter 9] Homestead Handbook
Reading Time: 5 minutesNot all backyard gardens are flat. There are many unique backyard types. Here are some excellent homestead tips to keep in mind for your backyard, if it is sloped, if it is too small, or even if you don't have one. …Continue Reading