Learn practical ways to become more self-reliant and self-sufficient in your daily life. Discover strategies for building a strong community, developing emergency plans, cultivating food sources, mastering essential skills, and embracing sustainable practices. Embrace a mindset of resilience and independence to thrive in any situation.
THE BRIGHT BENEFITS OF PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN Read More »
Serve these toasty berry granola crumbles warm or cold with spoonsful of vanilla or plain Greek-style (thick) yoghurt.
ONIONS+CARAWAY SEEDS+BLACK OLIVES Read More »
It was Native Americans who gathered blueberries from forests and bogs for centuries, consumed them fresh, and preserved them.
GOLDEN ONIONS OF PARMA Read More »
Discover the effects of summer nectar dearth on honeybees and how to recognize and manage the issue.
UNDERSTANDING SUMMER NECTAR DEARTH: IMPACT ON BEES Read More »
Serve these toasty berry granola crumbles warm or cold with spoonsful of vanilla or plain Greek-style (thick) yoghurt.
MIXED BERRY GRANOLA CRUMBLES Read More »
It was Native Americans who gathered blueberries from forests and bogs for centuries, consumed them fresh, and preserved them.
In this classic Provençal dish, braised artichokes hearts are served with the cooking broth in a bowl as a first course, along with an abundance of crusty bread.
BRAISED ARTICHOKES WITH THYME Read More »
Radishes have been around since ancient times, with the first being grown in China more than 4,000 years ago. They are a cool season crop that prefers temperatures between 10°C & 18.33°C (50°F & 65°F). They contain antioxidants, minerals, and natural nitrates, and are low in carbs, calories, and glycemic index. They can be planted in different months and prefer soils that are loose, well-draining, and rich in organic matter. Harvesting is best done 3-4 weeks after planting when the roots have reached their mature size. Companion plants for radishes include dill, parsnip, pole beans, mint, peas, and marigolds.
ARTICHOKES PAESTUM Read More »
Explore the significance of composting and its role in combating soil scarcity. Learn how to make your own quality soil for sustainable agriculture.
ORGANIC VS. ECOLOGICAL FARMING: TUSCANY’S CHOICE Read More »
This recipe contains three my favorite autumn ingredients – pear, blackberry and hazelnut – and the blackberries give lovely buds of sharpness.
MINT, PEA, SPINACH AND CHIA FRITTERS Read More »
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