Time to choose your bare root fruit trees for your home orchard! You’ll have a better selection now, too, before trees leaf out.
Kris Bordessa, National Geographic author/certified master food preserver
Spicy Fermented Sugar Snap Peas
These fermented sugar snap peas are a great addition to your home preservation plans. When your peas are going off, be sure to make up several jars – you’ll love them.
How to Make Chicken Stock from Scraps
Instead of spending money on canned or boxed broth, learn how to make chicken stock at home! It’s easy to make and super budget friendly.
Duck Breeds for Beginners
Choosing which duck breeds are best for your backyard farm requires a bit of assessment. Are you raising them primarily for eggs? Or are they meat birds? Do you need a duck breed that is docile? Or is it okay if they’re a bit nervous? Here are three to try, complete with what you can expect from each.
What to Feed Chickens When You’re on a Budget
Raising backyard chickens? Here’s what to feed chickens without breaking the bank. Save money on feeding chickens with these cost-cutting techniques.
The Advantage of Mulching in the Garden
The advantage of mulching in a garden can’t be overstated. From moisture retention to weed suppression and beyond, this tactic is a winner!
Easy Homemade Apple Oatmeal Muffins with Cinnamon
Muffins pack wholesome ingredients into a tidy little package. Oatmeal makes these lightly sweetened easy apple cinnamon muffins a breakfast winner.
Fermented Beet Sauerkraut
Beet sauerkraut with red cabbage is an easy recipe to ferment and it’s so good for you. Here’s how to make it at home with garden fresh produce.
Water Bath Canning: Step by Step Guide to Getting Started
Preserving foods using the water bath canning method allows you to create shelf-stable canned goods at home, and it’s perfect for beginners. Here’s how to do it safely.