Original Transplants

In the fourth episode of the Original Transplants podcast, Satoyama Homestead stewards Sarah and Will promote gun safety and education, provide apiculture, poultriculture, and edible landscape updates, review their homestead chores, and catch up on ag news. You will learn how to handle an unfamiliar gun (as if it's loaded!), what to do when a bee hive reduces population, what to look for in chicken health assessment, what's ripening in the Satoyama biointensive kitchen garden, and learn about vets who are returning from service to the land, among other homestead and agriculture news. Find your way to our tumblr, http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com , for a full transcript with show notes and references.

The third episode of the Original Transplants begins with another chicken break-through and Sarah's musings on the metaphysics of the "Why did the chicken cross the road?" joke. Will provides an apiary update and the stewards discuss their homestead chores, including DIY patio reconstruction, scything the no-mow lawn, mulching the wood chip paths and poison ivy patrol. Sarah anticipates good garlic and tomato harvests in spite of the hornworm. We also review recent ag news on the theme of bees. You can find a transcript with show notes and references at our tumblr, http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com

The third episode of the Original Transplants begins with another chicken break-through and Sarah's musings on the metaphysics of the "Why did the chicken cross the road?" joke. Will provides an apiary update and the stewards discuss their homestead chores, including DIY patio reconstruction, scything the no-mow lawn, mulching the wood chip paths and poison ivy patrol. Sarah anticipates good garlic and tomato harvests in spite of the hornworm. We also review recent ag news on the theme of bees. You can find a transcript with show notes and references at our tumblr, http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com

In Episode 2 of the Original Transplants podcast, Satoyama Homestead stewards Sarah and Will update listeners on the chickens, bees and apiary, garden and permaculture landscape, and homestead chores. You'll learn how slime molds have contributed to popular culture, what common lawn weeds can be used to heal bug stings and poison ivy, and the surprising new additions to Team Baby Bird. The episode wraps up with a review of recent ag news from Lancaster Farming on the theme of water. You can find the transcript and show notes on our tumblr, http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com - look for Original Transplants Episode 2!

In Episode 2 of the Original Transplants podcast, Satoyama Homestead stewards Sarah and Will update listeners on the chickens, bees and apiary, garden and permaculture landscape, and homestead chores. You'll learn how slime molds have contributed to popular culture, what common lawn weeds can be used to heal bug stings and poison ivy, and the surprising new additions to Team Baby Bird. The episode wraps up with a review of recent ag news from Lancaster Farming on the theme of water. You can find the transcript and show notes on our tumblr, http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com - look for Original Transplants Episode 2!

This is the inaugural Original Transplants podcast from Satoyama Homestead. We start off the discussion with an update on the chickens and bees, followed by a run-down of our homestead chores, and wrap up with a review of ag news highlights from Lancaster Farming. You will learn about the inspiration behind the title "Original Transplants," why we have a no-mow lawn, the benefits of mobile chicken housing, how to respectfully inspect your bee hives, and much more. For more homestead news, find your way to http://www.satoyamahs.org or http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com

This is the inaugural Original Transplants podcast from Satoyama Homestead. We start off the discussion with an update on the chickens and bees, followed by a run-down of our homestead chores, and wrap up with a review of ag news highlights from Lancaster Farming. You will learn about the inspiration behind the title "Original Transplants," why we have a no-mow lawn, the benefits of mobile chicken housing, how to respectfully inspect your bee hives, and much more. For more homestead news, find your way to http://www.satoyamahs.org or http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com