Homesteading & Gardening In The Suburbs With Misfit Gardening

What food futures are you planning this year on your homestead?  In this episode, we dig into perennial plants, permaculture, and getting more from your homestead.

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We've learned a few things keeping chickens over the last 10 years and in this episode, we chat about coops, chicken keeping in winter, pastured poultry, and improvements in keeping chickens on the h…

This week we are digging into ways to homestead that don't cost a lot of money to get started.

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This week we are digging into the trends for your garden and some ideas that you can bring to your backyard!

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If you are wanting to grow more in your garden this year tune in to this week's episode to learn how to increase your growing space.

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If you are thinking about trying to grow your own food for the year, grab a pen and paper and learn how to decide what to grow, how to figure out the quantity to plant and more.

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Up your composting game this year and see how you can compost with worms indoors and outdoors.  In this episode we chat about types of worm composters and what to feed worms as well as general compos…

Gardens evolve as new research and techniques come in, things are always changing in the garden!  But comfrey was always in my garden until recently.  Find out why it might be time to ban comfrey fro…

Growing a garden can be tricky sometimes, if your garden isn't growing well, here's 6 things to check first!

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Prepare for winter and get ahead for spring with these fall garden tasks!

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Do you long for stable harvests?  How about not battling with diseases and pests?  Are you bored with plants all looking the same?  Building diversity in your garden and some backyard plant breeding …

Last call for fall!  See what you can grow for fast-growing veggies to harvest for fall!

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Winter is slowly losing its grip and spring is officially here!  It might be snow on the ground but it is time to start seeds and we're chatting about changes I have been making with seed starting ov…

Dig in to learn about growing peppers from seed.  Find out what to look for on your plants for diseases, where to grow your peppers in the garden, and tips for starting your seeds and warming the soi…

We're been having a lot of adventures over the last few months with various projects around the farm.  Tune in to learn more about the chicken projects we are working on.

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If you are clearing up the garden and want to build soil health and fertility ready for next spring then don't miss this episode!  We're going to dig in and find out how we can get set up and ready f…

If you are thinking about how to get to having your homestead dreams, this might be the episode for you.  I'm confessing some of the lessons we've learned along the way to our homestead.  In this epi…

I'm so excited about this episode!  I'm talking to Noah from Bhoomi Devi Seeds and we dig in to chat about some overlooked ways to help your garden naturally thrive and grow.  Tune in to learn about:

If you are looking for a fun and economical way to expand your chicken flock then think about hatching your own eggs!  In this episode, we talk about:

• what you need to get started hatching chicken eg…

If you want usable compost to use in the growing season without buying any then this is the episode for you!

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