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This site celebrates all of us who pioneer a HOMEGROWN way to eat, grow, and express ourselves. We connect to the land and to each other.

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thewhatleys Music Festival newsletter: http://www.thegardensedge.org/newsletters/latest.html . Master gardeners at festival to answer your questions!
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Christa Nelson added a photo
fried green tomatoes
1 hour ago
Lynda Reynolds commented on Torry's group 'Food Preservation'
The summer canning and freezing is finished and this weekend I will resume the dehydrating of green beans, summer squash, elderberries, late strawberries, onions, garlic, peppers and french prunes...just waiting for the winter squash, sweet potatoes…
1 hour ago
Meredith joined Cornelia's group
Earth Mamas and Papas: HOMEGROWN parenting
Trying to raise your little ones with an appreciation for good food and good land? Share your favorite tips, blogs, stories, recipes and more here.
2 hours ago
Sue Tirrell replied to Cornelia's discussion 'Canning safely - how do you secure your jars in the pot?' in the group Food Preservation
That is so funny! I also use the jar bands on the bottom of my pot with the rack on top of them because I find that my skinny 1/2 pint jars get tippy without the extra surface. Also, I use them to give a little more room for water circulation undern…
2 hours ago
Sue Tirrell commented on Torry's group 'Food Preservation'
Thanks Christina--I loved listening to this story this morning! I really have a craving for the fig-lemon jam! M: Here is a brief description of the Cantaloupe Jam I've been making: 6# Cantaloupe 6 cups sugar *remove seeds and rind from cantaloup…
2 hours ago
Christa Nelson commented on Torry's group 'Food Preservation'
from an NPR piece today on canning........ http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=129402166&sc=fb&cc=fp
3 hours ago
Cornelia commented on Cornelia's group 'Backyard Livestock'
Just posted to the HOMEGROWN blog: Book excerpt: “Goat Song: A Seasonal Life, A Short History of Herding, and the Art of Making Cheese” by Brad Kessler
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Laura Linnea Strickland and Daniel Fisher joined HOMEGROWN.ORG
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Mike Guzo left a comment for Cornelia
5 hours ago
Lynn Shaw replied to Cornelia's discussion 'Now that it's September, what are you doing to prepare for a new season?'
Yesterday I prepped several beds for our fall crops and then sowed seeds I had saved from our previous year's plants. Two of those double-rows will be framed in later for winter gardening. We are in Zone 6B/7A and must have protection or we'll have…
11 hours ago
Lynn Shaw replied to Troy Anderson's discussion 'What to do with all the hot peppers?'
We are growing quite a few types of hot peppers and I have been using them fresh in salsas and in Jalapeno breads. I've also been canning whole Jalapenos and sliced Anchos in vinegar brines. Some hot peppers have been used for canning up hot pepper…
11 hours ago
Daniel Fisher replied to Kristin Eggerth's discussion 'beginner...needs help :)' in the group Backyard Livestock
Hi Kristin, wonderful idea. If you need some inspiration and a quality barn design, you might want to try this. Good luck!
14 hours ago
Daniel Fisher joined Cornelia's group
Backyard Livestock
Got goats? Sheep? Cows? Pigs? Fowl? Share expertise, questions and stories here!
14 hours ago
M commented on Torry's group 'Food Preservation'
Sue that jam sounds amazing!
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Larry Snyder replied to Cornelia's discussion 'Now that it's September, what are you doing to prepare for a new season?'
Clearing out the summer squash if it ever quites producing. Then putting the cabbage in for my fall/winter garden with poly cover.
yesterday
Meredith The ducklings are coming.....!(one down, 7 to go)
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future_reference

Groundbreaking Russian seed bank in peril

Posted by future_reference on August 31, 2010 at 12:00pm

Simona

crema (da spalmare) di fagioli cipolle e pomodori ciliegia/bean, onion and cherry tomato spread

Posted by Simona on August 30, 2010 at 3:00pm

Jenni

homemade, small batch ketchup

Posted by Jenni on August 29, 2010 at 6:42pm

Cornelia

CSA Cookoff: Home Made Ricotta Ravioli with Browned Chive Butter And Whole Wheat Summer Squash Bread

Posted by Cornelia on August 27, 2010 at 1:00pm — 2 Comments

Rachel Brownlee

Nut Butter Thumbprints

Posted by Rachel Brownlee on August 26, 2010 at 7:00pm — 2 Comments

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Cornelia

Now that it's September, what are you doing to prepare for a new season? 3 Replies

What are you pulling, planting, preserving, plotting? I'm attempting to spend as much time outdoors in the next few weeks, while making notes of what went well - and not so well - in the garden: Toma…

Tagged: seasons, calendar, planning, Fall

Started by Cornelia. Last reply by Lynn Shaw 11 hours ago.

Troy Anderson

What to do with all the hot peppers? 12 Replies

 

Started by Troy Anderson. Last reply by Lynn Shaw 11 hours ago.

Cornelia

What are you listening to? An ongoing music recommendation thread 183 Replies

I've recently discovered a bunch of new (to me) music on Lala and thought it would be fun to share links to songs here. Music is like oxygen to me - and many of us, I'm sure - I can't live without it…

Tagged: Avettbrothers, bloodhorse, playlists, music

Started by Cornelia. Last reply by Notorious Liz 1 day ago.

Stacey

What's wrong with my tomato plants? 4 Replies

Many of the leaves of my tomato plants have started turning yellowish/black/brown and seem like there is little/no water content in the leaves. It is happening on all different kinds (sungolds, brand…

Started by Stacey. Last reply by Cornelia 1 day ago.

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