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so far no nibbling chickens!

I used feed bags to plant my veggies in. Less weeding and critter safe...so far
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Our Baltimore Garden

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Growing UP north...

I have read may books talking about self sufficiency and they all talk about gardening, farming and food preservation.  Having done further research into the authors and the description of the areas where they live- they all seem to live down south,…See More
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HOME Cooked Spring Recipes: 5 Ingredients, 5-ish Minutes

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The Stew: A Potluck Member Blog

Betty Lou is....Billy Lee?

Posted by Charlyn on May 12, 2013 at 7:45pm — 1 Comment

green house for everyone

Posted by Pierre E.G. Depaepe on May 10, 2013 at 4:30pm

Why I Free Range My Chickens

Posted by Kathryn Robles on May 9, 2013 at 11:44am — 2 Comments

Too Cool for School

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Below the Line, phase 2

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A May Spring Day

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HOMEGROWN 101s

HOMEGROWN 101: Cook and Preserve

The latest: Ashlee on starting a food recovery program
Also new: Penny on mead, Todd on koji rice
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HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft

The latest: Charlyn on beeswax candles
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Calling all HOMEGROWN types: Got a question? Ask it here! Want to share what you know? Discuss it here! Consider this forum your community garden, where you can learn from and help each other. Hooray, teamwork!

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