Greg is thoroughly impressed with the transformational successes of Shawn and Beth on their “really trashy” plot of land to the diverse, beautiful, and healthy pasture they now enjoy. They tell their story of how they bought what they could afford were prompted to do research and replicate the methods of grazing that preceded the modern day mass production farms.
112: Becca Moore on Starting a Homestead. Making choices for a natural lifestyle, even with little or no land. Becca lives in Northeastern Pennsylvania with her husband and seven children.…
96: Molly Cole on Starting a Small Farm in Washington Molly comes from a long line of farmers in Washington state. She grew up on a farm with chickens, cows,…
84: DaNelle Wolford on Raising Goats and Sheep DaNelle is a former health care provider, mother of 2 children, and creator of the blog Weed ’em & Reap. DaNelle started…
52: Anne-Marie Miller on Overcoming Homesteading Obstacles Anne-Marie, or Dash (for the hyphen in her name), is an urban farmer in Dallas, Texas. She raises chickens and rabbits on less…
37: Justin Rhodes on Permaculture and Chickens Abundant Permaculture near Asheville, North Carolina Justin Rhodes is an author/film producer at AbundantPermaculture.com where he teaches folks how to live more sustainable…
Today we have Lisa Steele on the show to talk about her book, Fresh Eggs Daily, and her experience raising chickens and ducks. Listen in to hear Lisa’s most helpful chicken-raising tips and learn how to make sure her biggest failure doesn’t happen to you.
In this episode, we interview gardener and speaker Kari Spencer to learn all about her experience farming! Listen for interesting and useful information regarding quails as livestock, perennial vs annual plants, mulch, the importance of education, and “growing” your groceries.
