Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle CSA vs PMA This is a For Your Information article. Boundaries are always being tested between the citizen’s right to choose for themselves and the government’s role in regulating the choice for us. Enjoy, David Proctor …
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Food Freedom
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Homestead Stacked Enterprises
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle Farm-Ranch-Garden Industrialized farming and ranching use single-purpose production models and most end up being dependent on government subsidies. Nature strives to never use single-use acreage. Enjoy, David Proctor From Seed To…
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Ducks vs Chickens
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle Urban Ducks Most people think of chickens for the backyard, even though our web-footed friends can produce more eggs for a longer period of time, the male duck doesn’t crow, and they love to eat slugs among…
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Regenerative Agriculture
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle EcoAgriculture Our current system of agriculture is based on “Get Big or Get Out”. I believe the answer to food security and the environment is the opposite. Enjoy, David Proctor From…
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Raising Worms
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle Vermiculture Vermiculture is the raising of worms for use in composting, for bait, and the use of their castings for fertilizer. The castings can be used to make worm tea, or just added directly to your plants…
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