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Who says Food Storage can’t be absolutely delicious? We press forward on Day 10 with many busy activities and Black Forest Cake straight off the fire! You read that right! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share with friends! ~ The Food Storage Day 5 *Giveaway* winner announced August 31st! Check…
The series continues with more lessons learned and understanding that your food storage can pull you through many situations! Come along for some canned goods, butterless pancakes, Lodge Dutch oven cooking and homegrown picked corn! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share with friends! ~ ~ The Food Storage Day 5…
Following my “lessons learned” from the last few years has enabled me to have more than I thought I would have this year.
Day 2 of The Food Storage Challenge! The learning experience continues! Be sure to follow our journey for the whole month of August! We are definitely taking notes! Enjoy & thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share with friends! xo Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/
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We love cooking and grilling with our cowboy grill! I love it! It is also proving to be effective with all the canning we have going on! A great asset to those who wish to cook and can off grid! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share with friends! Like us…
A wonderful night in the kitchen as I canned more peach jam and dilly beans! Both of these are great ways to start canning as you only need a water bath! Not to mention both are delicious… we had a 100% seal rate on the goods! Enjoy & thanks for watching & good luck with…
Everyday is such a blessing here at Appalachia’s Homestead. So much to see and so much to do. Just a walk through one day on our farm. Thank you so much for going along with us on our journey back to our Appalachian roots. Enjoy and thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share…
First time sauerkraut fermentation. If you wish to skip the intro the preparation begins at 8:15.
A conversation simply to make you think about your own self-reliance. What would you do? The goal here is to simply make you think! Enjoy & thanks for watching and yes… that carrot was de-lish! xo Like, Subscribe and Share! Like udon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/
We decided to add The All American Pressure Canner to our homestead this year since we plan to do an enormous amount of pressure canning! Also, we added a new canning element kit to our stove top to help with the canners we use! They are more heavy duty and higher off of the top…
A view at our magnificent Mulberry tree on the border of our farm. When she produces fruit, it is unbelievable. She is simply gorgeous and we love her. Hope you enjoy and maybe you can tell me a little bit more here, too! Enjoy & thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on…
Just a little pruning and bed prep. I want to do a video later on my soil condition and what I’ve done to get to this point.
Another book review. Found this one a bit difficult to do. Good info in the book but the writing style was not one that appealed to me. It may appeal to you. One thing I forgot to mention is that he tries to bring in some political and social things using fermentation as allegory. Frankly,…
Many challenges over the past year. Still working to reorganize. Gardening is one that will absolutely not be dropped. Trying a bit of early seed stating to see if it will overcome one of the problems I’ve had in past years.
Many of you have asked about hotels in the area of Crossville, Tennessee for The Great Appalachian Homesteading Conference! This Vid was originally filmed for our 2016 conference. However, the information is the same going forward for our May 6th, 2017 event! We headed up to Crossville to give you an idea of some of…
Testing the Vaccucork. Gotta say thanks to Dirtpatchheaven. I’ve been seeing these for a couple of years in the store and wondered what they were for. I probably never would have known If I had not seen her video.
We’ve gotten some of our seedlings out and waiting on the others to grow large enough to survive. NOW, we start on property cleanup and, following that, improvements that will assist in the efficiency of next year. Part of that means chipping and shredding all the cuttings for compost and mulch which will be allowed…
Had a few problems with the chipper and brought home to service.
A better demo of the wood chipper and testing seed viability and a bit more.
dehydrated yacon. Not as good as fresh but acceptable.
Just a little of what have harvested this year. Had many set backs but have learned from them. Planning now so that next year will be better. Thanks to Rob Bob for the Aztec corn and Spaghetti squash seeds and Southpaw Davey for the Goji berries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smK2ZrHn0OE
Advice on the many ways you can start homesteading regardless of your circumstances! It’s all bout your skill sets! Thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share!~ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Appalachias-Homestead/260231104167465 Follow us on Instagram:http://instagram.com/appalachias_homestead_1870/
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Speaking a bit on the strategies I used for my garden this year. Proximity, layers and canopies, placement, plant section and storage.
http://organichomegrown.blogspot.co.uk/ In this video you will learn how to make easy hanging planters from tin cans. You start off by filling them with water and freezing them to make it easier to nail the holes, simply tie on some string, add a plant and done. Larger tins could be used for Alpine Strawberries and vegetables…
1st vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gufA6DFV08 2nd vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAsVsuogj2w 3rd vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sntBVLmiAEo
