Farming is a notoriously thankless job. Good ones make ends meet by repurposing, reusing and recycling everything from yogurt cups and clothing to lumber and
Like most farmers, you probably think your chickens must stop producing eggs after 2, maybe 3, years. I, on the other hand, have some ladies
In the second half of our interview with Peter Kennedy of the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund, he talks about the Great Apple Muffin and Oatmeal
The FDA has made it extremely difficult for many people to procure, produce, and consume raw milk, and in a lot of cases this has
This episode isn’t just for farmers. It’s for anyone who depends on farmers to provide food for their families! Today we have Charlotte Smith with
What are the issues facing American farmers today? What are the needs of today’s female farmers? These are just a few of the questions that
Foraging is an ideal way for people to learn about the wild foods around them. Unfortunately, many of us have never been introduced to foraging.
Got a game hunter in the family and not sure how to cook the meat he or she brings home? Leave it to Kate Krukowski
We’ve enjoyed our time with photographer and author, Tamara Staples. In the second half of our interview, she answers some questions about photography and her
Tamara Staples is a photographer that combines her love of art and cock into picture books. In this episode, Tamara talks about her love for
Protein ratio? Check! Calcium? Check! Enough light? Check! Time on pasture? Check! Despite doing “all the things”, at one time or another backyard flock owners
The top item imported during December could be Christmas trees in Hawaii – but no longer! The Hamakua Christmas Tree Forest is the best place to go.
