Welcome to a special episode edition of this ongoing series focusing on tree planting and agroforestry. Often when we think about agroforestry we think first about food. Orchards of fruit and nut crops are certainly an important aspect of agroforestry, but so is the responsible harvesting and care for woodlands […]
Welcome back to this ongoing series on tree planting and agroforestry. As Iâve been researching this topic for years Iâve begun to see a spectrum of tree planting concepts that look like a gradient based on the diversity in the system. On one extreme you have monoculture orchards and timber […]
Learn more and register for the Profitable Syntropic Agroforestry course today! Fill out this form to receive free trees and planting support as well as a consultation call with Oliver As we continue in this ongoing series on building strong communities, I wanted to take a step back and focus […]
Todayâs session is an interview that Iâd been looking forward to doing for a while. Since last year in fact, when I found Shane Simonsenâs blog and began corresponding with him online. That correspondence turned into one of the most popular and talked about episodes from that season due to […]
Saving seeds is as essential a skill as humans have ever cultivated. Our ability to adapt the ecology we inhabit to our food and medicine needs is one of the distinct abilities that have propelled our species to such dramatic expansion around the globe. Yet seed saving is a skill […]
Welcome to the first episode in a brand new series focusing on waterway regeneration. In the last few years of hosting this show itâs become vividly clear to me just how important and yet overlooked an issue that the health of our water cycles are. While the climate change narrative […]
Todayâs guest is James Ulager, the author Beginning Seed Saving for the home gardener, and though this certainly isnât a talk about farm scale seed saving and propagation, I thought it was essential to include in this series. In my opinion, seed saving and selective breeding is one of the […]
Lawns are the most costly agricultural product in the USA, using more fertilizer and chemical treatment than any other major crop including corn and soy. On top of that, theyâre the largest consumer of water, especially in arid regions that canât naturally afford to keep green lawns all year. And […]
Welcome to another special episode! This week weâll be wrapping up the series on modern homesteading by reviewing some of the most important information from the last 7 interviews. In those episodes we covered a ton of exciting topics from some of the best authorities in their fields from animal […]
