Fertilizers, feeding your plants!
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Before you plant a seed or seedling, you need to apply some fertilizer to the soil or container. What kind and how much depends on what you’re growing, and your particular style of growing. So it’s important to have a good understanding of the nutrient needs of the specific plants. Whether you’re organic, or just a conventional gardener, there Continue reading Fertilizers, feeding your plants!
Medicine Growing Your Own
Cat Ellis “Herbal Prepper Live” Audio in player below!
It’s almost spring, and that means it’s that time of year to get planting your medicinal herb garden. The question is, what herbs are the most important herbs to grow? In this episode of Herbal Prepper Live, we will cover a wide variety of herbs for your home garden to cover a range of needs. Continue reading Medicine Growing Your Own!
PREPPER SUPPLIES: Growing Your Own Food
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The process of gardening is the result of more than tilling, planting, weeding and harvesting. It is also the result of preparedness to overcome challenges such as location, pests and other unforeseen complications like unusual weather. Imagine the pressure a prepper will be under to produce a harvest after TEOTWAWKI when their life depends on it. After the SHTF, an ordinary vegetable garden becomes a survival garden Continue reading PREPPER SUPPLIES: Growing Your Own Food
There is no denying when it comes to the fact that fruits are good for our body. Some fruits have their health benefit “specialties” but regularly including them in one’s diet will ensure an all around health boost.
But, even better than just consuming fruits would be growing them in one’s garden. Why? Having them in your own backyard gives you more control over the chemicals that should touch the produce. In addition, Continue reading Growing Fruits All Year Long!
Backyard, Long Term Food Storage!
Host: Karen Lynn “Lil’ Suburban Homestead”
Did You Know You Can Plan For Long Term Food Storage Right In Your Own Backyard?
Make sure to mark your calendars this week Karen Lynn has the good pleasure of interviewing Jared Stanley of J&J Acres and Permasapien….the two go hand in hand. J&J Acres is where Jared makes his residence and has shared with everyone for years about what they are up to on their homestead and Permasapien is his business. Jared is in the business of helping folks learn all about permaculture and it’s a business he is passionate about Continue reading Backyard, Long Term Food Storage!
Aquaponics vs Wicking beds
Host: Sam Coffman “The Herbal Medic”
Join Sam Coffman in this podcast as he talks about the differences between growing your own food (and medicine) using aquaponics systems vs. growing it in the dirt in a wicking bed setup. Many people have or want to jump on the aquaponics bandwagon. Aquaponics can be very useful in a number of ways and is a great way to emulate a couple of main components of a full ecosystem garden. Continue reading Aquaponics vs Wicking beds
Edible Spots and Pots
Host: Mike Podlesny “Mike The Gardener”
In this week’s episode, Mike talks small space gardening with Stacey Hirvela author of the book Edible Spots and Pots: Small-Space Gardens for Growing Vegetables and Herbs in Containers, Raised Beds, and More
It’s time for home gardeners to rethink the traditional garden and explore the wide variety of options for growing edibles in “anywhere” gardens—from decorative pots and raised beds to unusual growing bags, hanging pouches, and tomato rings. These contained gardens are more manageable than long rows or plots and require much less work—yet yield just as much bounty. Continue reading Edible Spots and Pots!
Growing your own medicine! Pt. 2
Host: Sam Coffman “The Human Path
In today’s podcast Sam Coffman continues the discussion about what is involved in growing medicinal plants for your own back yard “farmacy.” Whether you are growing medicine alongside your food in your backyard, or you have a “guerilla garden” growing in the city greenbelt behind your house, Sam will address some of the most important points that can help you plan, create and harvest good medicine of your own rather than having to rely on a non-sustainable resources such as internet herb stores.
Continue reading Growing your own medicine! Pt. 2
Growing your own medicine
Host: Sam Coffman “The Human Path
In the next 2 weeks’ podcasts, Sam Coffman discusses what is involved in growing medicinal plants for your own back yard “farmacy.” Whether you are growing medicine alongside your food in your backyard, or you have a “guerrilla garden” growing in the city greenbelt behind your house, Sam will address some of the most important points that can help you plan, create and harvest good medicine of your own rather than having to rely on a non-sustainable resources such as internet herb stores. Continue reading Growing your own medicine
“Fruit Trees” Apples, Peaches, and Pears
Host: Mike Podlesny “Mike the Gardener”
This Thursday’s episode Mike talks with fruit tree expert Elmer Kidd of Stark Bros. Nursery about how you can get started growing your own fruit trees right at home. Elmer brings to the podcast over 40 years of experience in the field of fruit trees, their care, proper maintenance and cultivation. Listen in as Elmer gives you an encyclopedia’s worth of valuable information that is sure to get you excited and motivated about growing your own apples, peaches, and pears right at home.
In this episode, we’ll cover: Continue reading “Fruit Trees” Apples, Peaches, and Pears
Aquaponics with Sylvia Bernstein
Host: Nick & Don “We Grow Ours”
Who wrote the book? The book of Aquaponics? Sylvia Bernstein did and we have a great interview with her this week on the WeGrowOurs show! We are excited to have one of Don’s mentors on the show this week and we will learn about the Aquaponics industry and where it is headed. Want to know some of Sylvia’s “Pet Peeves” about the aquaponics industry?
Listen to the show this week and find out why she is the “Godmother” of Aquaponics! This is a fun interview, and Nick is in rare form this week. He seems to have downed a few “Energy” drinks just before the show so you don’t want to miss him with a case of the crazy this week. Sylvia gets into the science of Aquaponics a little bit while still addressing the industry as a whole and her background. You have to see the new indoor systems, and the quality of all of her systems.
EcoPodGardens.com of coarse sells these kits and proudly! If you are in Colorado we suggest you check out the classes they are offering including one on growing marijuana and a full weekend “emersion” class. Yup, Sylvia has decided to offer a Marijuana growing class for those that can legally grow, and in Colorado you can do just that with up to six plants. She lets us know why she chose to do this during the interview along with a ton of other tid-bits.. ohhh keep an eye out for news about an Aquaponics “Festival” in Colorado this year as well. We will get the info out on WeGrowOurs.com as soon as we have it! Nick and I talk a little about our HOP system that we have been working on. We also discuss the BSF (Black Soldier Fly) projects we will be diving into this summer. This is not the episode to miss! Be sure and join us on Prepperbroadcasting.com for the live chats on Mondays as well!
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Backyard Food Production part 2
Host: Sam Coffman “The Human Path”
This podcast is a Part 2 from an older podcast that Sam Coffman did with Marjory Wildcraft of Backyard Food Production. This has no longer been available on the web, and Sam wanted to get it back up online because it has a lot of great discussion points. Marjory Wildcraft is as always a wealth of information in regards to growing your own food.
Sam and Marjory continue their discussion about the realities growing your own food, both in preparation for a post-disaster scenario as well as during or after a disaster or collapse. How can you take the next steps to become self-sustainable? What types of crops/foods should you look to grow? What are the best choices for backyard meat? Continue reading Backyard Food Production part 2!
Tom will be talking with Bill Drake about a unique way to starve the beast by growing your own tobacco. People pay millions of dollars in tobacco tax every day, growing your own tobacco is an easy way to GaltStrike against the system.
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