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A Walk Through A Connecticut Backyard Homestead

I recently met with a group of people part of an organization called "CTNOFA". NOFA is a community of farmers & gardeners who strive to promote a healthy ...

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John Bates commented on 02 Nov 2014

Your editing is badass man. Can't wait to see you winning awards for your documentaries. The music is so chill. What is it?

RevolutionOfThought1 commented on 02 Nov 2014

Hey man Thanks , Its a Instrumental from this Dj (Peet-No Stress) , I'm Gonna stop by an visit sometime soon!

suburban homestead commented on 24 Oct 2014

Great person, great garden, great video. Especially liked this episode! great praying mantis shots!

Joe Blow commented on 11 Aug 2015

+suburban homestead Funny thing is I am a vegan and I am passionate about animals (not only the pretty ones), but this MONSTER is just a bit hard to love...! :-) I probably would not kill it if I ever met one, but I would sure as hell RUN! :-))

suburban homestead commented on 11 Aug 2015

+Joe Blow Don't let fear control you my friend :-)

Joe Blow commented on 10 Aug 2015

+suburban homestead Agree on the three first statements, but the mantis freaked me out! :-O Yuk, that is one of my very few phobias. We don't have them in my country - THANK GOD - but if we did I would probably get myself a rifle and start shooting around me in panic.

Elyse Joseph commented on 22 Oct 2014

Such an interesting lady, we need more people like her!

Not Interested commented on 26 Apr 2016

+Elyse Joseph Round them all up and keep them in a tent city!

Capricorn commented on 13 Oct 2015

+Casey Smith,,,To let live, she needs to become a Vegan. Vegans don't kill innocent animals for food.

Casey Smith commented on 13 Oct 2015

+Abner Live and let live! No more "Too bad she is not..."

Capricorn commented on 14 Jul 2015

+Elyse Joseph Too bad she is not a vegan.

RevolutionOfThought1 commented on 22 Oct 2014

Yes we do!

The Tin Can Gardener commented on 22 Oct 2014

Great video, is there any way I can interest you in a seed trade? I'm interested in the collards you have, I've never seen them before, if not maybe something else if you want to see what I have check out TheTinCangardener #my seed collection. Thanks

The Tin Can Gardener commented on 22 Oct 2014

Ok well I have a decent amount of seeds, I'm down here in south Florida. I enjoy watching your videos, the music is awsome I'm learning the electric acoustic guitar, I love the sound well I'm usually on here all the time so feel free to message me

RevolutionOfThought1 commented on 22 Oct 2014

I will check it out, if you can send me a message.

Mansfield Middle School Student Loves Lasagna

A typical rave about Harvest Lasagna cooked from scratch in Storrs, Connecticut. The recipe. from Wildly Affordable Organic, was part of a menu including Good ...

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Jakoo commented on 13 Apr 2015

Hey he's in my grade

Jakoo commented on 14 Apr 2015

+Anatole Keshwani lol

Anatole Keshwani commented on 14 Apr 2015

LOL its Elias

Andrew Mellor (Andy) commented on 22 Mar 2014

I know this kid! He's from my school!

Andrew Mellor (Andy) commented on 22 Apr 2015

but brother

Andrew Mellor (Andy) commented on 22 Apr 2015

yes

Jakoo commented on 13 Apr 2015

+Andrew Mellor Are you willows sister

Preppers Retreat Update and Garden Harvest

Our first harvest not a big one but still better than the beginning last year at the preppers retreat. Your not going to believe how big the turkey is getting she's still ...

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InFlorida4252 commented on 15 Jul 2015

I am an admin for a Face Book page called Harvest Right Freeze Dryers. We all either own or would like to own a home freeze dryer. One of our members said there was a Prepper Convention in Salt Lake City recently that had a Harvest Right company representative there and was offering the units at a big discount. I would like to find a list of upcoming Prepper conventions anywhere in the U S. Do you know of a web site that could help?

Brenda Wheeler commented on 24 Oct 2015

I plant indeterminate tomatoes they grow to over 8 ft tall I use those green stakes they use for wire fencing you have them holding your fence, I cut 2x4s in half lengthwise and screwed them on the green posts with wood screws and this is what I use for tomato stakes. Have been using them for the last 20 yrs, easy to put in the ground and easy to tie tomatoes on. Have drilled holes in side to slip the twine in while tying up.

Dee Purr commented on 21 Jun 2015

Small harvest is better than no harvest! If you haven't checked out L2Survive channel please do as he shows how he gardens and the abundance of fruits and vegetables he is blessed with. Hope you can find something to help for maybe next year when you're ready to move in permanently.

B Kane commented on 06 Jul 2015

I dont know what Oaks I have around here, But we are always cutting the back quick' because we have not the room to spare on our acre. I could collect the acorns come latter Summer and send a few ; If you 'd think you want some. Peace B

paul s commented on 09 Sep 2015

I had the same problem with my gardens this spring - too much water. Got into growing shiitake mushrooms on oak logs. Having very good results with those. Going to increase the shiitake project this winter.

Kelly Sheridan commented on 21 Jun 2015

I didn't know Turkeys were friendly ... that's a little sad about Thanksgiving dinner and all now ....I am obviously not a farm girl

buzzsah commented on 21 Jun 2015

What part of the Country are you from that has fruit so fast? Our trees have even started.

louis zacek commented on 22 Jun 2015

it has not been a good year for gardening but the water table should be way up

Z71Ranger commented on 29 Oct 2015

You need to have a soil test done... I bet your PH is real high...

DizzzyKipper commented on 22 Jun 2015

If you having a big bug problem let your chickens have a go.

Michael McMillan commented on 27 Jun 2015

God punished your pear crop because you are a sinner

kbbacon commented on 21 Jun 2015

We are drowned, here, too.

Harvesting Basil for Pesto

Even Bexar can learn new tricks. So today were making Pesto a little differently for our made from scratch food storage meal. If you like nuts in your pesto try ...

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MerAngel12121 commented on 25 Jun 2015

Excellent post. Pesto is yummy and can be made with any kind of nut really. I'm gonna try it with some raw, shelled hemp seed hearts I picked up at the local health store. They are so tasty and extremely nutritious. The reason the basil stays green is because the blanching stops the enzyme action which stops the breakdown of it and retains the flavor better in the long run. For corn on the cob you'll need to blanch the ears for right around 4 min. to stop the enzyme action before throwing in the freezer. That's the best method I've found for preserving that fresh flavor and texture. Yum! Thanks, Hon Love your vids. The little tips you add makes them so much better than many on Y.T. because it's obvious there's a real person behind the camera that gives a poo, if ya know what I mean. ;+) Thanks for sharing with us. From, sunny, dry, parched, dehydrated, ( Need I go on? ), Nor Cal

one less rat commented on 17 Jul 2015

can you grow staghorn sumac down there? it's just coming into it's prime season here but it makes GREAT lemonade... you have to strain it because it's got nasty little hairs... but pretty and free.