http://thegrownetwork.com After a long day of gardening you don't want to eat a flavorless tomato for dinner. In this homesteading basics video, Marjory gives you some tips on how to keep those tomatoes fresh and tasty.CSID: be658afcbb07ff7b

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You can learn how to grow food at home to be more self-sufficient as a prepper. But if starting a home garden seems intimidating or you’re too busy to plant crops in your backyard, you can also enjoy the benefits of growing your own food by learning how to grow sprouts. Sprouts are one of the easiest […]

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Hidden deep within the new omnibus bill is a secret provision to allow the federal government to electronically track all cattle in the United States. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) warned about the hidden provision on X, stating that lobbyists will receive $15 million in taxpayer funds to unleash the electronic tracking grid on the nation’s […]

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American farmers have now issued a dire warning to the nation. (Article by Vince Quill republished from WLTReport.com) Raging inflation, growing geopolitical instability, and the climate scam all threaten to create the perfect storm where the United States experiences widespread food shortages and causes the U.S. to become a third-world nation. If we continue down the path we are on, soon […]

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We've had great luck with ducks on our homestead. They breed like rabbits and give you meat and eggs.  Plus we live in northern Wisconsin where the winters are typically long and water fowl thrive here.  While the chickens are hunkered down on the coldest days the ducks will be outside frolicking in the snow and taking snow baths.Ducks are a great addition to any homestead.  About the only down side is they do tend to poop a lot, when we raise the ducklings we keep them in a kiddy pool and plenty of wood shavings for the first few weeks for easier clean up. 

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