By Stacy and Amy; Permaculture Farmers and Homesteaders
The podcast currently has 96 episodes available.
Ever wonder what it takes to put on a big conference? How long does it take to plan and how much money do these things cost anyways? Join us in this episode as we discuss all this and more with Amy from Homesteaders of America.
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Today we chat with Meg and Ben from Hollar Homestead about their search for the perfect place to call home. It has been 2 years since we last chatted with the Hollar's and it is amazing how much they have accomplished! If you would like to listen to the first interview, I have linked it here.
In this episode here are some of the fun things we talk about:
While their road trip adventure has come to a wonderful ending, you don't want to miss their new exciting adventure of building their homestead! Go find out more on their YouTube Channel: The Hollar Homestead , Instagram, and Facebook.
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In this episode we share how to set up a simple irrigation system run off of timers as well as an update on all the happenings around the farm. It is also listener question time, where we answer questions on soil building, mulch, caring and planting in food forests and orchards, and much more!
Today we chat with Jason from Sow the Land about Digital Homesteading. Jason and his lovely wife Loraine share their adventures of leaving the city life in search for a more minimal and intentional life on You Tube, instagram, and Sow the Land podcast.
In this episode Jason shares their story and covers topics such as:
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Sow the Land video @ Mother Earth News Fair
Sow the Land video @ Organic Growers School
Sow the Land website
Today we chat with Tradd Cotter from Mushroom Mountain about Mushrooms in Soil Building. In this episode we cover topics such as
Tradd Cotter and his wife Olga have taken their immense love and knowledge of mushrooms and made it their life goal to share it with the world as well as provide very high quality mushroom spore collected and cultivated at their own mushroom research facilities. They are involved in all areas of fungi including fungal solutions for pest control, disease, plant health, restoring degraded land, and increasing fertility to the soil. Tradd has also written an excellent book called Organic Mushroom Farming and Mycoremediation that gives an in-depth look at practical cultivation how-to's, strategies for mycoremediation, and fungi identification.
Mushroom Mountain offers online classes, consulting, onsite mushroom tours and trails, and workshops. You can find them at a variety of speaking events as well as online at www.MushroomMountain.com. Additionally, you can purchase a wide variety of mushrooms and medicinal tinctures (mycomatrix) from their online store.
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The podcast currently has 96 episodes available.