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Bottle Tree is Planted!
To encourage a more bountiful harvest, try a bottle tree for luck. Continue reading
These People Cook 1,000 Thanksgiving Dinners From Scratch
Who is crazy enough to feed 1,000 people anyway? Continue reading
Posted in community, compassion, gratitude, hope, local food, Thanksgiving, tradition
Tagged community, compassion, Free Thanksgiving Dinner, gratitude, help others, hope, local food, role models, service, Thanksgiving, tradition
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Feast & Famine
Putting food by teaches us what it must have been like for generations before us. It may tell us why they feasted at the holidays too. Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, eating, frugality, gratitude, hope, kitchen arts, mindfulness, radical homemaker, tradition, winter
Tagged Christmas, eating, frugality, gratitude, history, hope, kitchen arts, mindfulness, radical homemaker, subversive cooking, tradition, winter
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Five Ways To Ease The Crazy Busy Syndrome
Holiday stress? Fight back with these proven tactics. Continue reading
Posted in challenges, Christmas, sarcasm, tradition
Tagged challenges, Christmas, sarcasm, tradition
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Neighborhood Cows and Pigs: Real Food Sovereignty
The more we bring responsibility for food back to our households, neighborhoods, and local regions the more we free ourselves from international market forces that affect our food supply. Continue reading
Posted in agribusiness, cattle, community, economy, elders, farming, local food, sustainability, tradition
Tagged agribusiness, community, economy, elders, farming, food sovereignty, local food, sustainability, tradition
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Thanks to Mom, We Raised Turkeys
Find out what inspired us to raise turkeys and what we learned along the way about tradition, turkey behavior, and what’s really important. Continue reading
Posted in animal relations, eating, elders, farming, grassfed, gratitude, kitchen arts, rural life, Thanksgiving, tradition, turkey
Tagged eating, elders, farming, grassfed, gratitude, kitchen arts, Thanksgiving, tradition, turkey
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