Leaf Lard I have always loved to cook with cast iron skillets. Using lard to cook with keeps the food from sticking, the food tastes better, and my cast iron stays seasoned. Enjoy, David ProctorUrban Soil Farmer/Rancher “Remember, too, that…
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Lard
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Urban Chicken Eggs
Urban Coops You may have decided that you want to start raising chickens so you have your own healthy fresh eggs or maybe you plan on giving chicks to your children for Easter. Now, where do you put your chickens…
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Subsidies
Agriculture Subsidies I believe the biggest threat to farmers in the United States is government subsidies which tend to promote yield and production over the nutrition that regenerative practices can have on our health and ecosystem. Farming and ranching should…
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Calcium
Limestone The use of limestone seems to always be in pursuit of raising the pH of soil from acidic to neutral or alkaline. Enjoy, David ProctorUrban Soil Farmer/Rancher Calcium As A Fertilizer by David Proctor January 30, 2025 Urban Farm…
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Living Soil
Biodiversity Regenerative agriculture will build healthy living soil that will produce healthy plants and animals that make for healthy people. Enjoy, David Proctor Urban Farmer/Rancher Healthy Soil, Healthy Plants, Healthy People by David Proctor November 21, 2024 Urban Farm Lifestyle…
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