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Vegans Living Off the land by Cass K
Read more…Hey y'all, it's been SO long since I've been on here. I hope you are all well in these crazy times.
I wanted to let you all know that I'm not posting here regularly or on any forums or groups, not even facebook. Currently, I'm only using favebook for
Read more…Reasons why we should grow our own and/or buy from local growers, encourage others to grow, and buy fair trade.
Original article: Chiquita's 'Banana Republic' History Is Why It's Lobbying Against a 9/11 Victims Bill
"The Chiquita company, worldwide pur
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Article link: https://www.yahoo.com/food/are-you-eating-more-protein-than-you-need-117709041786.html
Highlights:
"Industrial-scale meat production practices also have other problems and have been directly connected to: climate change, water and energy
Read more…Here is the article from Yahoo news explaining the government is finally realizing the health and environmental impact of the industry that kills animals: New Diet Guidelines Might Pull Back from Meat
Read more…Today alone, there were several articles promoting unethical and non-vegan eating, and misleading information. A picture of a dead chicken was displayed, along with a 2 foot tall chocolate cake.
I have noticed Yahoo news demonizes carbohydrates and su
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photo source: Gardening Forums |
"Some perennial trees can live for thousands of years, while other plants, like lavender, live closer to 10" (SF Gate). Types of Perennials include (1) evergreen perennials like Begonia and banana; (2) deciduous perennia
Read more…The hardiest fruit trees are Apples, Pears, and Plums which survive Zone 3 temperatures (-30 degrees to -40 degrees Fahrenheit). In Zone 4, many varieties of berries, Plums, Persimmons, Cherries, and Apricots do very well. In Zone 5 there are more op
The hardiest fruit trees are Apples, Pears, and Plums which survive Zone 3 temperatures (-30 degrees to -40 degrees Fahrenheit). In Zone 4, many varieties of berries, Plums, Persimmons, Cherries, and Apricots do very well. In Zone 5 there are more op
For over a month now I have collected logs, limbs, and leaves from the woods. I am slow to haul logs through the woods to my house because some weigh as much as 100 pounds. I usually roll the large pieces of log, and carry the logs that weigh less th
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Picture from Natural Ways |
Permaculture, also known as "Permanent Agriculture" or "Permanent Culture" encompasses Seven functional components that act like a Forest: 1. The canopy (i.e. tall trees); 2. Understory layer (i.e. trees that revel in the dap
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| Peach tree blooming (20+ years old) |
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| Peach tree blooming (20+ years old) |
As you know I am not taking my trip across America, see post here.
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| New strawberry bed with my compost! |
I have had much to do since I got back from NC. Now that I am back in KY, I have tilled one of my gardens which I will turn into a Melon patch (water
Read more…As you know I am not taking my trip across America, see post here.
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| New strawberry bed with my compost! |
I have had much to do since I got back from NC. Now that I am back in KY, I have tilled one of my gardens which I will turn into a Melon patch (water
