What Visiting Other Cultures Can Teach Us

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What Visiting Other Cultures Can Teach Us

Recently Scott and I had the opportunity to travel to Chiapas, Mexico to study climate change and its affects on local agriculture. We learned a lot, had some incredible experiences,

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10 Ways to Chase Away the Winter Blues on the Homestead

If your anything like us the latest winter storm has left you yearning for springtime. No more frozen water buckets, shoveling snow, or cold noses. We’re ready for sunshine and

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Lessons in Coop Design: What Worked For Us

Even though my family kept chickens and ducks when I was younger I clearly still had a lot to learn when we decided to introduce them to Rabbit Ridge Farm

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What We Chose for Our Homestead Orchard and Why

This past spring we began our homestead orchard which is a bit more challenging than it sounds. Our homestead is located in northern New Hampshire and is only a little

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A Year in Reflection and Homestead Resolutions

Despite not making a lot of money we actually had a great first year. We grew tons of produce and began establishing a customer base. We also had a lot

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Etsy Shop

We opened an Etsy Shop! Porcupine Quill Earrings We created our shop with the hope of sharing some of our passions outside of gardening. At our shop you will find

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The Trouble With Ducks: 10 Things to Consider Before Adopting Ducks

The Trouble With Ducks: 10 Things to Consider Before Adopting Ducks

When someone utters the phrase, “we’re just adopting a few chickens,” don’t believe them.  Three hens turns into four hens and two ducks. Which of course, includes the enticing offer of

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Frugal Farming

5 Simple Ways to Save Money on the FarmFarming is by no means the most lucrative business. Especially when your just getting started. In the last year we’ve learned some

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Start-up Expenses for a Small Organic Vegetable Farm

RototillerWe purchased a used rototiller off Craigslist for $100 (you see more about it here). Our original plan had been to rent one but at $90/day picking up the used

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Autumn

This fall has been nothing but hectic so much so that I really haven’t had any time to write posts but we have already accomplished a lot! We have harvested,

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