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Add a Hand Pump to an Electric Well By Larry Pina -
What To Do With A Natural Spring On Your Property
Wondering what to do with a natural spring on your property? Want to know how to make a natural spring flow better? Learn from experts how to use fresh spring water for all your water needs. -
Homemade Water Storage Tank
For relatively little expense and effort, you can construct a homemade water storage tank on a weekend using welded wire. -
Tips for Using a Manual Water Pump
Take your water supply into your own hands — literally.
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How to Build a Natural Swimming Pool By Douglas Buege And Vicky Uhland -
Easy Camping Meals for Large Groups
Learn how to cook easy camping meals for large groups, perfect for hiking, camping, or on-the-go, including recipes for granola pancakes and more! -
Life Aboard Your Own Caboose: How to Buy a Train Car
Learn how to buy a caboose and fix it up to make a practical yet exotic guesthouse, vacation home, workshop, or roadside business site. -
Harvesting Edible Purslane for Current and Future Use
Edible purslane, a succulent ground cover that many people often discard as a weed, is a nutritious vegetable. To learn how to harvest and freeze purslane with purslane recipes, read on.
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Organic Gardening Articles
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Succession Planting: Carrots and Lettuce
Want lettuce and carrots all year round? Ira Wallace tells us her simple method for keeping track of succession planting carrots and lettuce. -
Kitchen Herb Garden Plans
Follow these kitchen herb garden plans for a 12-square-foot area to grow kitchen herb garden plants in the space nearest your kitchen door. -
What are Capers?
What are capers, and where do capers come from? Learn what capers are used for, what capers taste like, and the caper bush growing zones. -
Best Vegetables That Grow in Shade
What vegetables grow in shade? Choose the best vegetables that grow in shade, which include greens, root crops such as carrots and potatoes, and culinary herbs such as chives, cilantro, and oregano. We’ll show you how to bask in great garden harvests in less-than-prefect growing conditions.
Real Food Recipes & Articles
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Rose Petal Jam Recipe with Blueberry
Make a rose-petal jam recipe with wild blueberries, using pectin for these foraged-fruit preserves, to capture the delicate flavor and enchanting aroma of rose petals. -
Is Seaweed a Vegetable?
Is seaweed a vegetable? Unlock the secrets of coastal foraging and how is sea salt made from the ocean’s bounty. -
DIY Root Cellar: Cold Storage Basics
Use these plans to construct your own DIY root cellar. Cold storage is the best way to store potatoes and onions, and even certain fruit and leafy greens! -
How to Dehydrate Food for Preservation
How long does dehydrated food last? Learn how to dehydrate food for preservation, including the best things to dehydrate, how to dehydrate blueberries, and tips for sun-drying to save you time and keep you eating local year-round.
Home & Gardening DIY Blogs & Ideas
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How to Build an Easy Root Cellar with SIPs
Put up the summer's extra harvest in this easy root cellar. Learn how to build a root cellar above ground with structurally insulated panels (SIPs) for quick construction. -
Add a Hand Pump to an Electric Well
Avoid power-outage droughts by learning how to add a hand pump to an electric well to be able to access water even when the power is out. -
Homemade Water Storage Tank
For relatively little expense and effort, you can construct a homemade water storage tank on a weekend using welded wire. -
DIY Gravity-Fed Soaker Hose System
Learn how to create an inexpensive and more effective DIY gravity-fed soaker hose system to capture this great resource, free rain from the sky.
Podcasts
Large-scale Food and the Cyclospora Outbreak
Sarah Mock: I've heard a lot of small farmers say that to some extent if you know that your produce came from a farmers' market directly from a farm then you know where it came from, and we know that this current outbreak is affecting people in 35 states.
[00:00:11] This has to be from someone who's doing like large scale distribution. So you're probably less likely to get affected by this specific disease if you're, dealing with someone locally. That doesn't mean you're not likely to get ...
Maiv Flower Farm Audio Article and Discussion
Grow a Modern Victory Garden
Sourcing an E-bike
Preventing Poultry Predation from Domestic Canines and Felines
Growing a Cut Flower Garden
Increase Egg Production Naturally
Arboreal Flavors: Can You Eat Tree Leaves? Audio Article
Spring Beehive Inspection

