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Part 27 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After enjoying the sunrise at Cape Spear, we continued on to explore Newfoundland’s capitol City, St. John’s. We checked out Jelly Bean Row, Signal Hill, and the Atlantic end point of the Trans-Canada Trail. Finally, we boarded the 16-hour ferry to Nova Scotia.
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💛 📖 See the GrowVeg book here: https://www.growveg.com/growveg-the-beginners-guide-to-easy-gardening.aspx. We all know that composting is essential in the garden, but compost piles can soon overflow at this time of year when you’re cutting back perennials and pulling up spent vegetables. If you’re wondering what to do with all that extra organic matter, it’s worth considering in-situ…
Everyday life on a real homestead while homeschooling kids… it is what it is. Do your best. Set your goals and when you fail, learn from it and get back up! Hope you enjoy! xo Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/?fref=nf
Crop Focus: Beets Average yield per 30″x25′ bed: 75 lbs. $300 per bed. Sold at $4 per pound or .75 lb bunches at $3 each. (no greens) Direct seeded at 4 rows per bed using the Earthway Seeder (chard plate) Transplanted at 4 rows, 3 inches apart. For more detailed information like this check out…
Appalachian Goulash is a true favorite on this homestead and a recipe that has been passed down from my Nana. The best part about this dish is that you can adapt it to any style you want and can whip it up in no time flat for a hearty, delicious, family feast! I hope you…
Showing how easy it is to pot up fig tree after air layering with clam shells
Using clam shell air layering any one in permaculture can generate a great income stream from their permaculture garden
Part 26 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After spending the night at the St. John’s Walmart, we drove to Cape Spear, the most Easterly point in North America, to enjoy the sun rise. While there, we also checked out the historic lighthouses and World War II gun battery.
On this weeks episode of Allotment Grow How we pull Parsnips “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Peaches are in season and this fruit tree produces a flat peach which is adapt to all climates (not just the cold). It tastes great and produced heaps of fruit! As some rightly point out below it’s also called the Donut peach and sometimes Angel but it’s important to note if your are wanting to…
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Best homemade tomato sauce or ketchup recipe from homegrown cherry tomatoes. Full recipe: http://www.selfsufficientme.com/recipes/tomato-sauce-made-from-cherry-tomatoes -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: “5 Fruit Tree & Veggie Patch Questions” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50HgG0yBX80 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Saving asparagus seed is a great way to get more people growing food, or to expand your asparagus patch for free! It is an easy plant to grow and you don’t have to do anything to help it go to seed. We also discuss the difference between male and female asparagus. Hopefully, you enjoyed and…
Part 25 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After leaving Deer Lake, we ended up having some engine trouble. Plus, we continued to see road side gardens and wood piles. We even got up close and personal with a huge moose, and finally made it to the St. John’s Walmart for…
We have new silkies on Appalachia’s Homestead and they are just adorable! Come along with us as we select our new additions and see a very special East Tennessee breeder, Blue Line Silkies! They do a great job and have a wonderful set up for this precious breed! Enjoy & thanks for watching! Be sure…
This is the first installment of our video series, “The Homesteaders Guide to Chickens”. Today, we just cover the basics for those thinking about getting started with chicken keeping, discussing things such as housing, choosing between laying hens or chicks, and how many chickens you need. Later, we’ll be going over topics such as breeds,…
Regenerative ranching changes the paradigm of cattle and range management via biomimicry and a holistic approach. By working with herd animals’ instincts to graze in high density clusters for short durations in rotational patterns, many benefits are derived that work synergistically for the greater good of the herd and the soil. Manure is consistently deposited…
Hatching baby chicks from a broody momma is always a blessing, but things can happen. On Day 18, we discovered one of the eggs was torn! Once again, stepping in with Scotch Tape, our incubator, and careful observation, this sweet baby chick hatched and we were able to successfully return it to Miss Jolene! It…
In this quick episode we walk up to the plot through the woods.
Conservation Agronomist, Ray Archuleta with the National Resources Conservation Service presents this workshop on the use of diverse cover crops to build life and fertility in the soil. Produce abundant yields while implementing the best organic and sustainable methods of establishing and maintaining maximum biology. Build aggregates and grow your best crops year after year…
One of the most common questions asked on Appalachia’s Homestead. Patara goes over her opinion and strategy on how to be successful in selling your farm fresh eggs! *IF you have questions regarding laws or regulations, please check *YOUR* local area or state. Thank you! Like, Subscribe, and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/
Part 24 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. We hooked up with Mark, a traveling photographer who we originally met a few months earlier, at a Walmart Parking lot in Ottawa, Ontario. He was nice enough to give us a tour of his self-converted stealth camper van.
The homestead is growing & changing again! Come with Patara as she shows you the new duck pen and how we are starting to grow. It’s a work in progress, but should be completed in just a few days. Khaki Campbells are a great addition to any farm and lay the most wonderful eggs! Thank…
