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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…
It’s time to plant potatoes up on the mountain here at Appalachia’s Homestead. I take you through the process and what works great for us! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/
A review of all the ways we use DE on our homestead and how it works for us. Always do your own homework and do what is best for your farm. Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/
Work has prevented me from getting very far along this year. Gotta get that corrected.
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.
Finally harvested another of my yacon.
The point of this Vid is simply to point out that every farm is different! What works for you may not work for the next person and their homestead. Be willing to try new things, but always start small and evaluate the cost for everything you do. Always do what works best for your farm!…
My Aunt Jean is absolutely an incredible cook. This is the recipe she uses for her Salisbury Steak entree and it is fabulous! It is a true family favorite! Enjoy and thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/ Recipe: 2 lbs ground beef 1 can French Onion Soup 1/2…
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,…
There are many ways to make Chicken Scratch. Traditionally, they are a 3-Grain mix should you buy a pre-mixed bag. I am going with a homemade “5 Grain Mix” this time round. You can add corn, oats, wheat, milo, barley, sunflower seeds, peas and so much more! Lots of choices. I am also adding my…
Magic Soup! The best of ALL frugal meals that will feed your entire family… twice! Enjoy and thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/?ref=hl
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…
If you love homemade biscuits… we are about to take you to a whole new level of heaven. Your family will love you more than they already do when you introduce them to these! Enjoy and thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share with friends! ~ Lodge Cast Iron Round Griddle: http://amzn.to/2gL3SW3 ~Gardener’s…
A snow dusting? Maybe an inch or two? Oh, no… how about ice instead? Winter life on a homestead in the Tennessee Mountains… Enjoy and thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/?ref=hl
Is making your own chicken scratch really cheaper? Is it better? Well, let’s take a look at what I found. Enjoy and thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/?ref=hl
A candid discussion on more truth about homesteading. Unlike what others may portray this lifestyle as, it is absolutely NOT free! I hope this honesty helps. Enjoy and thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachias-Homestead-with-Patara-260231104167465/?ref=hl
Reflecting back on the injury I received in my barn this time last year with my dairy cow and all that came with it. I hope it drives home the point that safety is key in all of your homesteading activities. Thank you so much for watching and be safe! xo Like, Subscribe and Share!…
Simple tips in helping you realize there is income on any homestead if you are sincere in your efforts and can think outside the box! I hope you find this helpful! Enjoy & thanks for watching! Love you guys! xo Like, Share, Comment & Share with friends! ~ **Items we use & recommend! ~Storey’s Guide…
Have been asked a number of times how I make this tea. Well, here it is and I speak a bit of the benefits of each item.
How I process some of my rose hips. It isn’t necessary to go to this much trouble but I do have a purpose as I explain.
See what a triple ground mulch can do for poor soil in one year
Allotment challenge started by Foodie Laura Tags: Gardening with puppies Southpawdavy Rob Bob Bills allotmentdiary There were so many others I wanted to tag and deserve to be tagged. QUESTIONS: 1 How long have you had your Allotment for? 2 How long did you have to wait for your Allotment? 3 Where did you learn…
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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,…
A quick tour around Jessica and Jeremiah’s homestead as Jess does the morning chores. Chickens, ducks, goats, rabbits, and turkeys and their housing. Jessica IG: roots_and_refuge
Planted 4 yacon in places that received various amounts of sunlight during different parts of the day.
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…
Just a little of what is going on. Several plans for the garden after the busy season is over with. Hopefully I will get to them
Join us for this roundtable event of wise local beekeepers facilitated by Diane Almond of Honeybees & Heather Farm, Nancy Adamson of the Xerces Society, Michelle Carter of Living Web Farms and Phyllis Stiles of Bee City USA. They will discuss sustainable beekeeping, pollinator health & habitat, community dynamics and activism. Bring your questions and…
