Warm Up Your Evening with Winter Pizza
I can't think of a more appropriate winter pizza than this one! Sweet potatoes from storage, and kale from the cold frame...ingredients readily available in the middle of this long,…
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Baby Tomatoes and Hope
Big Orange Kitty watching over the babies Small boy daydreaming next to the nursery One of my goals right now is to become more and more separate from industrial food.…
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6,000 lbs of Food on 1/10th Acre
If you are insanely interested in urban homesteading like I am, you must watch this! I had briefly read about the Dervaes family before, but seeing this video amazed me.…
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Teen Builds His Own Tiny House
I'm really inspired by this kid! He has put a lot of thought and effort into this project: you have to watch this video. It's long, but keep watching; you'll…
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Soda Bottle Greenhouse
Hmm...I wonder if I could collect enough 2-liter soda bottles to build this? How can you beat building a cozy greenhouse and preventing a whole bunch of plastic from going…
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Heirlooms To the Rescue
Here's a review I found of the book The Seed Underground: A Growing Revolution to Save Food by Janisse Ray. A timely topic, since many of us, right now, are…
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75 Percent of all ‘Honey’ Sold in Stores Contains no Honey at All
Just because those cute little bear-shaped bottles at the grocery store say “honey” on them does not necessarily mean that they actually contain honey. A comprehensive investigation conducted by Food Safety…
Read MoreThe Beginning of a Forest – Starts Here…The Carbonwood Project
Heres a great idea from Central America Carbonwood Project | Central America The Carbonwood Project practices "transformational agriculture" by acquiring marginal unproductive land, planting, managing and harvesting non-food source biomass…
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Dad and Mom? Did There Used to Be Homes Without Gardens?
Dad and Mom? Did There Used to Be Homes Without Gardens? by JOHN ROBB (www.resiliantcommunities.com) on OCTOBER 14, 2012 It’s pretty amazing how quickly basic facts about how we live have changed.…
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Students Grow and Donate Over 100 Pounds of Food
Students in the Study Garden Club sort and…
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