Season 4 Episode 726
We go through winter and it seems to linger on. We start our seedlings inside and they want to be set out, but the nights are oft too cold. Then the switch gets thrown and animals are born, seeds and plants must go in the ground. Somehow at this same time, we discover broken waterers, or spring cleaning needs. And the morels call loudly from the forest hiking trails.
How do you handle the spring rush? I will share some of our strategies.
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Livestream Schedule
Tuesday Live with Joel Ryals, 12:30 pm
Wednesday Interview Show with Toby Truman of Discount Mylar Bags, 1pm
Friday Homestead Happenings, 10:30 AM
Tales from the Prepper Pantry
1 freezer down, three to go!
Reassembled the prepper pantry post construction
Use it up list!
Workshop Temporary Food Shelving (Why we are trying this)
Easy steaks and chops this week
Started feta cheese
Weekly Shopping Report
Could not find one this week
Frugality Tip: Reusing ribbons from Janet
I save all kinds of ribbons. I have been known to save ribbons from gifts at baby showers I attend because I cannot bear to see them tossed. I also save narrow strips of fabric for tying up tomatoes.
Operation Independence
Spring Garage Sale and Purge on the Homestead! (Check the post on mewe)
The tyre fund
Main topic of the Show: Handling the Spring Frenzy
Story of my first spring as a homesteader, the chickens, the plants, the weather
Spring Frenzy is Upon Us
Backlog:
Gardens
Seedlings
Fast growing chicks and their unique trait this go around
Food forest maintenance
Baby Bunnies
Pregnant sheep
Aquaponics and hydro systems
New humanure
Organizing
Published on 2 years, 8 months ago
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