They Grew 6,000 lbs of Organic Food on 1/10th Acre in the City! Here’s How…
Ever thought of growing your own food but didn’t think it was possible? It’s more that possible! It might even be the way of the future. If the Dervaes family… Read more »
Category: Gardening
Uncommon Off-grid Survival: How to Get Electricity from Mud
It is no secret that anything from EMP blast and natural phenomena to outright sabotage from inside the country can lead to large scale disruptions in the power grid. You… Read more »
How To Build A Homemade Pallet Smoker
If you want to know how to build a homemade pallet smoker, you’re in luck! Here’s a detailed tutorial on how you can start building and get smoking in no time!
Straw Bale Gardening Mushrooms and Potatoes – You’ll Never Go Back To Growing In The Soil! Any Other Way Will Seem Silly Once You’ve Done It This Way.
Straw Bale Gardening Mushrooms and Potatoes I should start off by saying that I have had a vegetable garden for a few years. The soil is poor, it is constantly… Read more »
Would You Like To See A Garden That Needs No Watering, No Digging, No Fertilizing, No Weeding And Produces Fresh, Organic Food On Auto-Pilot, Year After Year?
Would you like to see a garden that needs no watering, no digging, no fertilizing, no weeding and produces fresh, organic food on auto-pilot, year after year? One that can… Read more »
The Pioneer Vegetable Garden & Natural Farming And Technique
The Pioneer Vegetable Garden Long before the arrival of European settlers, the Cherokee and other tribes in the mountains of the Southern Appalachians were cultivating pumpkins and tobacco and planting… Read more »
How To DIY A Greenhouse: 9 Projects For Your Homestead
Today’s article is as green as it gets, because it’s about DIY-ing greenhouses. How do you build a greenhouse, you ask? The easy answer is: you build a house and you… Read more »
How To Build A Walipini Greenhouse
We use cellars because they maintain a more constant temperature than structures that are built above-ground. We use greenhouses to extend the growing season because they hold in heat. Well… Read more »