Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle Rented Seeds The ability to save seeds, even heirloom varieties is being threatened by recent mergers of Bayer/Monsanto, ChemChina/Syngenta, and Dow/DuPont. We have gone from six to three companies owning the world’s seeds. Enjoy, David Proctor …
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Open Source Seeds
Posted in Animal Husbandry, Apiary, Chickens, fish, Health, Homesteading, Magazine Issues, Plants Tagged with: Open Source Seeds, regionality of seeds, Restoring Our Seed Commons, Seed Commons, Seed Democracy
The Soil
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle It’s All About The Soil Healthy soil makes healthy plants that make ruminants and humans healthy. Never in the history of this country have we been so overfed and undernourished. Enjoy, David Proctor …
Posted in Animal Husbandry, Apiary, Chickens, fish, Health, Homesteading, Magazine Issues, Plants Tagged with: Anaerobic Methane Digester, Brix, GMO, Homestead, Industrial Agriculture, Managed Grazing, Small Farms, The Soil
Raw Honey vs Sugar
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle Raw Honey vs Sugar I have consciously decided to stop consuming sugar as much as possible. With all the sugar in processed foods, I am better off avoiding it, as much as possible if not altogether. But…
Autumn Beehive Prep
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle BEE Prepared When we think of honey bees, our thoughts go to spring flowers and blooms with honey bees flying back and forth from flower to flower. In the fall going into winter is the best time to…
Posted in Apiary, Homesteading, Magazine Issues Tagged with: Autumn Beehive Prep, Fall and Winter Management
Food Freedom
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 …
Posted in Animal Husbandry, Apiary, Chickens, fish, Health, Homesteading, Magazine Issues, Plants Tagged with: Amos Miller vs USDA, CSA vs PMA, Food Freedom
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