April Preserving Guide: Spring Vegetables and Fruit Tips
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April Preserving Guide: Spring Vegetables and Fruit Tips

April is a busy month for anyone who likes to eat with the seasons or preserve food at home. We see the first real wave of spring vegetables and some early fruits showing up at farmers’ markets and in gardens. Sometimes it feels like everything is ready at once, and figuring out how to keep…

December Canning and Preserving: Stocking Your Pantry for Winter
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December Canning and Preserving: Stocking Your Pantry for Winter

As the days get shorter and the weather turns colder, we often think of summer as the prime time for canning. But what if we told you that December can be a fantastic month for stocking your pantry? We can explore new recipes, use up those last bits of seasonal produce, and get a head…

Is Growing Garlic Profitable? Cost, Yield, and Storage Tips
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Is Growing Garlic Profitable? Cost, Yield, and Storage Tips

We’ve been looking into whether growing garlic can actually be a profitable venture. It seems like a lot of people are interested in it, and we wanted to break down what goes into it. From the initial costs of getting started to how you actually sell your harvest, there’s a lot to consider. We’ll walk…

June Preserving Guide: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, and Summer Bounty
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June Preserving Guide: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, and Summer Bounty

June is such a fantastic time for us in the garden. Everything is really starting to take off, and we’re seeing the first real wave of produce. This is the perfect moment to think about how we can enjoy these flavors long after the summer sun fades. We’ve put together this june preserving guide to…

Foraging in Florida: Tropical Fruits, Mushrooms, and Wild Greens
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Foraging in Florida: Tropical Fruits, Mushrooms, and Wild Greens

We’ve always been drawn to the idea of finding our own food, a connection to something older and more real. Florida, with its warm weather and unique landscapes, offers a surprising bounty if you know where to look. From sweet berries to earthy mushrooms and tender greens, there’s a whole world of edible wild plants…

Foraging in Colorado: High-Altitude Edibles and Medicinal Plants
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Foraging in Colorado: High-Altitude Edibles and Medicinal Plants

We’re excited to share our journey into the world of foraging in Colorado. The mountains offer so much, from tasty wild greens to plants that can help us feel better. We’ve been learning how to find and identify these natural gifts, and we want to bring you along. It’s a great way to connect with…

Spring Turkey Care: Breeding, Brooding, and Flock Expansion
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Spring Turkey Care: Breeding, Brooding, and Flock Expansion

As the weather warms up, we start thinking about expanding our turkey flock. Spring turkey care is all about getting ready for new life, from choosing the right breeds to setting up cozy brooders. We love this time of year because it means new poults and the promise of a bigger, noisier flock. It’s a…

Best Companion Plants for Carrots: Boost Growth and Repel Pests
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Best Companion Plants for Carrots: Boost Growth and Repel Pests

Growing carrots can be a bit tricky, especially when it comes to getting them to sprout and keeping them safe from pests. But we’ve found that planting certain other things nearby really helps. It’s all about picking the right carrot companion plants. These buddies can help with everything from keeping bugs away to making sure…

Zone 5 Late Fall Planting: Root Vegetables and Overwintering Crops
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Zone 5 Late Fall Planting: Root Vegetables and Overwintering Crops

We’re getting ready to talk about planting in Zone 5 as fall really settles in. It might seem a bit late, but we can actually plant a lot of great things right now that will either give us a late harvest or set us up for an early spring bounty. Think root vegetables that can…