We are an urban homestead based on natural, holistic and sustainable principles. Our livestock includes chickens & honey bees and we cultivate fruits, vegetables and kitchen herbs.
This is the one and only book I’ve purchased to date on Composting. It’s informative and graphically rich. Good source of coverage on the topic and I would recommend it to any one looking to understand this topic.
Causing dialogue and eliciting responses about living design while presenting various observations for critique, consideration, solutions and some good humor!
Happy Cows ~ Quality Milk ~ Healthy People
Eating shouldn’t be complicated. Real food meals, groceries from your yard, & healthy bread
My southern style of living through gardening, cooking and diy projects. Stop by often to see what I am digging into during my free time.
Celebrating the urban homestead
Horse Showing, Stall Mucking, Kid Raising, Garden Growing, Animal Rearing, Creative Crafting, Home Cooking, Penny Pinching, Coupon Clipping, Family Loving Moms
Living off the land when the land is a small suburban lot.
"Farm Fresh Fragrances"
Griffith University Student Journalism
Bee-centred Natural Beekeeping: Information, Hives and Courses
Bees, Hives, Swarms, and Everything under the Sun
Exploring sustainability in Sydney, and down south
Honey bees holistically - bee-centered, low intervention and chemical-free
Sharing the often fun, sometimes tragic but always fabulous life in the country!
Making and creating
Homesteading from the High-Altitude Mountains to the High Plains of Colorado
A dive into all things feathered and farming...
Raising 2 Families in 1 Yard
REAL food Garden & Apiary | blog 
We’ve been composting for years, as it’s a wonderful alternative to feeding our local bear who lives up the hillside from us out here next to forest lands. He’s been visiting us for years and doesn’t need any encouragement to come down the hill. It is also a grand alternative for those on septic systems, and it’s so simple!
We are going to start building our 2nd compost bin in a week or so – ready for more use in our garden. Where at are you with those bears so close ?