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Pressure Can Green Beans, An Easy Canning Guide

Donna Larson, November 18, 2024November 18, 2024

One of the easiest things that you can do as you learn this homesteading lifestyle is to preserve food. … I highly recommend learning to can green beans.

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How to Prepare Uncommon Meat Cuts of Beef and Pork

Donna Larson, November 14, 2024November 14, 2024

Whether you’re asking butcher shops for cuts of meat or purchasing from your local grocery store, here’s how to prepare all of those uncommon meat cuts of…

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Can You Milk a Beef Cow? The Truth on Homestead Cows

Donna Larson, November 7, 2024November 7, 2024

Homesteaders can run their cattle on their smaller plots of land a little differently than commercial producers. Have you ever wondered Can you milk a beef cow?

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Roselle Recipes & Other Easy Ways to Use Roselle

Jenny Graham, November 6, 2024November 6, 2024

Since many of us Floridians are harvesting an abundance of roselle right now, I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorite roselle recipes.  Let’s take a look at some fun ways to use the red calxy from your roselle plants.

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When to Plant Cool Season Vegetables in Florida

Jenny Graham, November 2, 2024November 2, 2024

Gardening in the fall and winter months brings a much-welcomed ease to the vegetable garden. This may have you wondering when to plant cool season vegetables. With less heat, disease, and pest pressure, I think it’s the perfect time to grow some food.

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Using Winter Cover Crop to Build Soil in Your Garden

Donna Larson, November 1, 2024November 1, 2024

Did you know that sowing winter cover crop can give you a better Spring garden? Keep reading for all the details on using winter cover crop to …

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What’s the Best Frost Cloth for Plants During Winter?

Donna Larson, October 25, 2024October 25, 2024

If you’re gardening in Fall and Winter for the first time, you might be wondering what’s the best frost cloth for plants during Winter?

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Crop Rotation Chart: Vegetable Garden Planning Made Easy

Jenny Graham, September 20, 2024September 20, 2024

Every season when I sit down to plan out my garden, I first reach for my crop rotation chart. The second is my gardening journal so I can sketch out this season’s garden. It’s one of my favorite things to do when preparing for the upcoming gardening season. Keeping the crop rotation plan sketched out in my journal makes it easy to see the location of crops in the previous year so I can easily find a spot for everything.

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Jenny Graham
Jenny Graham - Farmsteadher - Leading Lady of Much @ The GrahamStead Family Farm

Jenny and her family have been homesteading for over 20 years. They are currently farming on their 10-acre Florida farm, which they built from the ground up 10 years ago, growing 100% of their meat and some of their vegetables. From their small herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle, pastured poultry, sheep, and seasonal pigs, they are able to raise enough meat for the family while selling extra to the community. They are dedicated to sustainable practices like making compost, seed saving, and processing much of their garden and animal harvests at home. You can find Jenny wandering through her garden, making herbal tinctures, making bone broth, and one of Jenny’s favorite hobbies, tanning all types of hides!

Jenny Graham
Jenny Graham - Farmsteadher - Leading Lady of Much @ The GrahamStead Family Farm

Jenny and her family have been homesteading for over 20 years. They are currently farming on their 10-acre Florida farm, which they built from the ground up 10 years ago, growing 100% of their meat and some of their vegetables. From their small herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle, pastured poultry, sheep, and seasonal pigs, they are able to raise enough meat for the family while selling extra to the community. They are dedicated to sustainable practices like making compost, seed saving, and processing much of their garden and animal harvests at home. You can find Jenny wandering through her garden, making herbal tinctures, making bone broth, and one of Jenny’s favorite hobbies, tanning all types of hides!

Donna Larson
Donna Larson - Farmsteadher - Milk Maid @ Hazel Belle Farm

Donna and her family have been homesteading for most of their 20+ years together in some shape or fashion. She currently lives on their 20 acre farm where they grow as much food as possible. What started as a just a few laying hens, has grown into large gardens, pastured poultry, pork, and lamb. They are continuously evolving their small farm to not suit their family’s needs, but also providing to their local community. Donna’s favorite part of the family farm is her self-built micro-dairy, where she gets to love on dairy cows while serving her local community. Milking, cheesemaking, and processing dairy have become the soul of their homestead and the center of their farm.

Donna Larson
Donna Larson - Farmsteadher - Milk Maid @ Hazel Belle Farm

Donna and her family have been homesteading for most of their 20+ years together in some shape or fashion. She currently lives on their 20 acre farm where they grow as much food as possible. What started as a just a few laying hens, has grown into large gardens, pastured poultry, pork, and lamb. They are continuously evolving their small farm to not suit their family’s needs, but also providing to their local community. Donna’s favorite part of the family farm is her self-built micro-dairy, where she gets to love on dairy cows while serving her local community. Milking, cheesemaking, and processing dairy have become the soul of their homestead and the center of their farm.

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