Small Home Farm Radio

This episode Erin talks to Justin Morgan from industry leader Morgan Compost about how they got started, their impact on the holistic food industry, and what goes into healthy seed starting medium.  What’s a girl to do when she gets … Continue reading →

This week we listen to the second half of Erin’s interview with Ryan Walker from the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy about getting started with endangered and rare heritage breeds of livestock for your farm.  Erin also shares a tip about … Continue reading →

This episode, Erin talks with Ryan Walker of the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy (http://www.albc-usa.org/). Small Home Farmers are in a unique position to help preserve – and to benefit from – including Heritage Breeds in their selection of home farm … Continue reading →

Join us for the second installment in Erin’s recent presentation on Small Home Orcharding at an Organic Gardening Workshop in Northeast Michigan. This episode, Erin helps you see that pruning, thinning, disease and pest control, and other routine maintenance doesn’t … Continue reading →

What goes on during lambing season on a sheep farm?  Sue Carey joins us again for an informative chat about what you need to know about lambing!  We also talk about animal tracks, share a listener-recommended whole wheat bread recipe, … Continue reading →

There’s been a long cold snap in the AuSable River Valley this month, and the folks at Aspendale Farm are getting some new rooms in their basement, too. Is January really all that quiet on the farm?  There are still … Continue reading →

When wintertime rolls around, the folks at Aspendale Farm like to spend more time in the kitchen enjoying all the food they’ve produced over the past year.  Join Erin as she tells you how to make your own homemade pork … Continue reading →

‘Tis the season for wintry festivities! Join us for a special Winter/Christmas/Holiday episode of Small Home Farm Radio. This week Erin divulges her family’s favorite homemade eggnog recipe, talks about winter traditions, and which varieties of Christmas trees hold up … Continue reading →

Sheep can be versatile animals to add to your small home farm, not only for meat and wool, but they can be used to clear brushy land, keep the grass trimmed, or used in rotation with other animals as part … Continue reading →

L-R: The Canny Preserver, Chelsea Daniels; Barbara Lahey; Cecily Lahey; Jackie Agamite Rousseau; Erin Lahey Join us for a special Thanksgiving episode.  How can you not talk about food when you get together for a big Thanksgiving meal?  Erin talks … Continue reading →