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Oddments winter 22/23

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Self Sufficient Hub Update

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Sam Francis Grows Feral!

Today I’m talking to Sam Francis from Grow Feral. Join us on Facebook- Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/235726027726637/?ref=share Contact us via email

4B4 September 2022

Four things to do before the end of September 2022, including winter preparations, harvesting and preserving, and kitchen makings Join us on Facebook- Facebook group ht

Money saving homestead tips Part 2

Part 2 of our money saving tips for you and your homestead. Join us on Facebook- Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/235726027726637/?ref=share Contact us vi

Money saving homestead tips Part 1

Today we are talking about all things money saving on the homestead. In light of a cost of living crisis and high inflation it’s never been a better time to look for ways

September challenge 2022 update 1

Today I am catching you up on the first few days of my September challenge 2022 Join us on Facebook- Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/235726027726637/?ref

Honey harvest 2022

We have harvested our first ever honey from our bees! Hear all about how we extracted our honey in todays episode as well as future plans for our bees. Join us on Facebo

Bartering

Bartering is a huge skill for self reliance and self sufficiency, trading skills and products you can produce for those you can’t. Today we are talking all about the ways

“Turn your waiting room into a classroom” - Jess Seward

As Jess Seward from roots and refuge farm says, turn your waiting room into a classroom. How to homestead before you have your homestead. Join us on Facebook- Facebook

No dig potatoes revisited

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Extreme weather series; wet weather

Wet weather can come in the form of floods, mud and more.. today we are looking at the options for protecting plants and animals when facing extreme wet weather. Join us

Oddments August 22

In todays roundup we are talking about the new piece of land I am taking on and what my plans are for the future, also taking stock on an unusual year for me and my famil

A look at the growing season with Alan from the Homesteading UK Podcast PT2

Join me as I talk to Alan from the Homesteading UK podcast about everything going on in both our gardens. This is the second part of a two part show. Join us on Facebook

A look at the growing season with Alan from the Homesteading UK Podcast PT1

Join me as I talk to Alan from the Homesteading UK podcast about everything going on in both our gardens. This is the first part of a two part show. Join us on Facebook-

Southern Hemisphere bonus episode, 4B4 August

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4B4 August ; 4things to do before the end of august

Todays 4B4 looks at enjoying the summer weather outside of our properties with a view to learning from nature as well as harvesting from it, we also talk water preservati

Chicken keeping ethics with Shannon Ward

Today I am delighted to be talking to long time supporter of the show Shannon Ward to thrash out our thoughts on the morals and ethics of keeping chickens for eggs in a s

Dealing with drought conditions - extreme weather series

Today we are starting an extreme weather series for our Monday podcasts and we are starting by talking about drought. Here in the Uk we are currently suffering from a lac

Homestead skills vs gear

The skills vs gear debate is one that is often discussed amongst preppers who are talking about fire starting techniques and the like but as homesteaders we have similar