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  • Growing a Giant Pumpkin, Part 5 (Plus Recipes!)

    Growing a Giant Pumpkin, Part 5 (Plus Recipes!)

    Giant pumpkins have reached the fruiting stage! Our giant cucurbit has unfurled its massive leaves, collected a bunch of...

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  • Growing a Giant Pumpkin, Part 4

    Growing a Giant Pumpkin, Part 4

    Our pumpkins are growing! Summer is truly here, and our pumpkin plants are crawling like crazy. They are sending out their tendrils all over the garden, soaking up that sun,...

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  • 5 Recipes to Stretch Your Meat Budget

    5 Recipes to Stretch Your Meat Budget

    Even if you're not feeling the pinch of inflation, it never hurts to save a little money, right? Check out these 5 recipes that...

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  • Beef and Buffalo Liver

    Beef and Buffalo Liver

    As we've talked about in the past, organs are an absolute powerhouse of nutrition. Specifically, between 10 and 100 times the nutrients than muscle meat! And yet most people want...

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  • What's Better Than Pasta? Bacon Pasta!

    What's Better Than Pasta? Bacon Pasta!

    In my opinion, one of the best things about bacon is the leftover bacon grease. It is a great way to get many uses out of a product and...

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  • Gift Guide for Dad

    Gift Guide for Dad

    What are you getting for Dad this Father's Day? Check out our handy gift guide for some great options!For the carnivore dad: Load up that freezer! Meat packages make...

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  • Growing Under Cover

    Growing Under Cover

    If your tomatoes are spindly and blemished and your hot peppers never quite seem to get hot enough, consider growing your summer crops with a little extra help from the...

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  • Growing a Giant Pumpkin, Part 3

    Growing a Giant Pumpkin, Part 3

    Growing A Giant Pumpkin! Part 2

    Our giant pumpkin seedlings are already giant! They were started just over a week ago, and have already outgrown their soil block. Yesterday, they were transplanted into a larger container....

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  • Making The Most of Your Meat - CSA Share on a Budget

    Making The Most of Your Meat - CSA Share on a Budget

    If you (like the rest of us) are concerned about rising prices, a CSA might be a good way to keep your finances in check. Since the price is...

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  • Book Club - "A Honey Bee Heart Has Five Openings"

    Book Club - "A Honey Bee Heart Has Five Openings"

    This book really struck my beekeeper's heart. As someone who deeply relates to the author, I felt it was a great and honest description of someone in their first year...

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  • Growing a Giant Pumpkin! Part 1

    Growing a Giant Pumpkin! Part 1

    The beginning of a great pumpkin adventure! We recently were gifted seeds from a giant, prize-winning pumpkin (named Reed 218), and we are trying to grow our own. Tips, tricks,...

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  • 'Shrooms' - Grow Your Own!

    'Shrooms' - Grow Your Own!

    Mushrooms are amazing - they can clean up pollution, help trees talk to each other, plus they have such a subtle, unique,...

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  • Guild Building - Grapes, Flowers, & More!

    Guild Building - Grapes, Flowers, & More!

    Feast on native Concord grapes, fill your vases with blooms, and boost your backyard biodiversity! You can use permaculture techniques to increase your garden's yield, create...

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  • Baby Goats!

    Baby Goats!

    We got our 4 Nigerian goat doelings this weekend and we could not be more excited to have them join our homestead. We got them because they are small, have...

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  • Eating Seasonally, Pt. 2 - Asparagus

    Eating Seasonally, Pt. 2 - Asparagus

      I love enjoying the bounty of fresh, seasonal vegetables and fruits New England has to offer....

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  • Recharge Your Batteries With Grounding

    Recharge Your Batteries With Grounding

    We are energy collectors and consumers. This helps our body and immune system work properly.Yup, you heard it right, our bodies are batteries, and we are negatively charged. Just as...

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  • For the Love of Farming

    For the Love of Farming

    My passion and purpose continues to be anchors for our farming practices. Today 3 new Scottish Highland calves were born. New life, greening pastures, and warmer weather fuels the passion...

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  • Earth Week Activities

    Earth Week Activities

    Happy Earth Week! Friday, April 22nd is Earth Day, a day to celebrate, enjoy, and give back to our planet. Project Learning Tree is a great resource for outdoor and...

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  • Book Club - You Can Farm

    Book Club - You Can Farm

    You Can Farm by Joel Salatin is packed with the most vital information about starting your own farm. We are living in a time now when learning to grow your...

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  • Eating (& Drinking) Seasonally

    Eating (& Drinking) Seasonally

    One of the best things about spring in New England is the bounty of food, flowers, and sunshine coming soon....but not quite yet. But even before the spring veggies are...

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  • Hiking the Mink Hills

    Hiking the Mink Hills

    Did you know there's a great set of challenging trails right here in Warner? The little-known Mink Hills are a great hike. They are part of the Chandler Reservation Trail...

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  • Making Bison Tallow

    Making Bison Tallow

    They say there's a first time for everything. As I love testing and experimenting with different things, fat rendering seemed next on the docket. Tallow is simply cooked down fat...

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  • Dehydrating Apples

    Dehydrating Apples

    Apples are one of my favorite foods year-round. Dehydrating them is a great way to put up a lot of them for long-term use.They are a great treat when rehydrated...

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