Hey guys today we are going to talk about what I've been thinking about for a while now.  I want better production this year and more disease resistant fruit so I'm planting all hybrids in the upcoming season. 

Let's learn about a few ideas I found for handmade gifts.  This year is tough on a lot of people because of inflation. So check out Pinterest and Etsy this holiday season. 

** DISCLAIMER** I AM NOT A DOCTOR. PLEASE SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE TAKING ANY HERBAL MEDICATIONS.

Today's episode talks about the Willow tree and everything she has to offer.  How can it help with empty pharmacy shelves, and how can we prepare it. 

Our chit chat today contains sensitive political discussion- not sorry but just thought I'd let you now. Also talking about what are some things we can do to remain a productive homestead in the winter.

Hey guys today I want to share with you some info for the book "Wild remedies" by Rosalee De La Foret and Emily Han.  This is THE BOOK. Run and get it now.  We talk about the benefits of the rose hip, how to harvest and a few different ways we can use it.  This includes 2 recipes.  The Raspberry Rose Hip Sauce- check out sioux-chef.com. Thanks for tuning in today! Remember to Be Kind and I love You

What's going on in the world? I feel so sad.  There's much to discuss but so much more than we can ever talk about!

In today's episode we are talking about the history of Samhain and what that means.  No there are no flying broomsticks, child sacrifices, or devils.  Stay tuned to learn a thing or two.  I touch on a few things but for more information about Samhain and Irish Paganism I suggest seeking out Lora O'Brien.  Irish author and scholar of Irish history and witchcraft. 

This episode has a VERY IMPORTANT chit chat segment. Also- I am not a medical professional all of today's information is taken from the book, Wild Remedies.  Please consult your physician before trying any herbal remedies.  We talk about Burdock today and all of its yummies. Catch a special message from the divine live during this recording.

Today I go over a few articles on the worldwide drought situation, climate change and how farmers once again come in and save the day. 

Today we speak about one of the three very special harvest days, Mabon.  To ancients Celts they never had a name for this time of year.  The name came into play around the 1970s with the growing group Wicca.  I am not a Wiccan.  I celebrate the day in a personal way and here's a few ways you can too!