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- Fall Gardening
- Harvesting honey
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- Refining Beeswax
- Earth oven
- Winter Garden
- Build your own Beehive
- Grow mushrooms under your porch
- Roasting Coffee
- Sprouting sweet potato
Monday, January 6, 2014
Winter Gardening
There isn't much you can do garden wise in January : (
If you're really feinding you can sprout your sweet potatoes and grow long shoots for later splitting.
Or you can dig you favorite roots of wild greens like poke, or dock for sprouting indoors in a bucket.
Otherwise you can plan your next years approach. Here are my suggestions on strategies, and on some good sources for your food providing plants.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Fall gardening
Its fall time and there's plenty of things to do to get ready for next years garden. Never gardened before? Follow me and do what I do. I will post the activities I do as close to the time I do them so you can garden with me. My gardening system is based off of ruth stout's ideas. It requires very little weeding and no watering.
Friday, July 19, 2013
How to make lip balm
Making your own lip balm is pretty easy. Just heat up some oil and melt some beeswax in it and you've got it. Serously, that's all there is. However you can spice things up by puttin in some quality ingredients. Here's how I make my lip balms for Fitzpatrick Farm. I'm also providing a resource list of where to get all this stuff at the bottom. A list of my flavors and how to order my lip balm is down there too.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Maple sugarin
Nothin beats maple sugarin in the spring! The picture above is actually step two in a 2 step process. First, you make a hole in a maple, boxelder, river Burch, black walnut, or hickory tree and collect the sap. (Maple trees produce the most sap) Then you boil it till it's syrup. You can boil it all up in any pan you want over a fire or on the stove. It really is that simple, here are a few suggestions.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Building an earth oven
What is this? An earth oven. What does that mean? It's an oven made of clay which can attain heats of over 800 degrees. It can also hold a hot temperature for a long time. You can make pizza, bread, and anything else you would cook in a regular oven. However with the really hot temp of 800 you can make traditional italian pizzas in 3-4 minutes. With the clay and it's heat retention you can make superior breads. These guys are making 4 minute pizzas and selling them for 7 bucks.
There are all sorts of instructables on how to make one of these. Here's how I did mine..
Monday, October 22, 2012
How to refine beeswax
Beeswax can come in many colors. The above picture has 3 variations of wax color and one died brown with walnut hulls. Would you like to know how to refine wax and make balms, candles, and salves? ......
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Black Walnut Processing
Black walnuts are delicious! If you havn't tried them all you got to do is pick a couple up, 5 nuts would take you 30 seconds to dehusk and put in a bag to dry out. There are also plenty of uses I don't have time for like adding to henna or fish poisons etc. But here's how to eat and dye with them
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