
Ep. 73 - Grandmother's Garden
Today's episode is all about the homestead garden and designing it - kitchen, potager, or flower, we'll discuss them all.Square Foot Gardeninghttps://squarefootgardening.org/Colonial Garden search on ...
23 Jul 202224min

Ep. 72 - The Golden Summer
This week, let's reminisce about Golden Summers, and make plans to add a few memories before the nights start getting colder."The Golden Summer," Sarah Hoythttps://accordingtohoyt.com/2022/07/12/the-g...
15 Jul 202222min

Ep. 71 - America's Livestock Heritage
This week we explore the livestock heritage of the United States, their origins, and the ins and outs of participating in conservation.The Cattleman's Texas Longhorn Registry:https://www.ctlr.org/Vala...
9 Jul 202235min

Ep. 70 - Letters from a Farmer, for Independence Day
In honor of Independence Day, I present you with some selections from John Dickinson's "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania."Find a .pdf of the letters here:https://thefederalistpapers.org/wp-conten...
1 Jul 202237min

Ep. 69 - Midsommar Food
This week we'll discuss a little more about local food, and I'll give you a snapshot of what can be grown, foraged, raised, or made at Midsommer in Michigan.Jill Winger's Old Fashioned on Purpose - Pr...
25 Jun 202222min

Ep. 68 - Oh, my! That pie.
I apologize for the sound quality with this episode.But aside from that, come enjoy an excellent discussion of that Paragon of Rural Culture: Pie.
18 Jun 202227min

Ep. 67 - Everything's Coming Up Roses: Interview with Cory and Jessica Evans
Jessica and Cory Evans of Emlia Acres join me to talk about the ins and outs of running a small flower farm.Don't forget to visit their website:www.emliaacres.comAnd follow them on Instagram:https://w...
11 Jun 202253min

Ep. 66 - You Can Pick 'em
This week's episode is all about U-pick farms, how to get the best out of your trip to one, and why they're good for the local community.Don't forget to swing by the blog and sign up for the E-mail ne...
3 Jun 202224min



















