Grange Hall
Tim Connolly, Joyce Reynolds-Ward, Adam T Kuznia, Jackie Bridgen, Adam Cohen, Laura Lemon, Rosie Sill, Sam(antha) M. Burns, Gretchen at Backyard Farming, Charlie Dice, The Micro Gardener, Mary, Cityplot, Leah Grace, Tanja Westfall-Greiter, David Wiggin, Al Knock, Jen (Ether) Ede, LoreeGrange halls serve as community centers within towns. Here folks share their own writing, lending their voice and experience around all things grown, raised and farmed. We are taking back control of our food. Better health, better taste, better life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | grangehall.substack.com |
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August in zone 3
I'm rather impressed with this heirloom tomato variety. It's called 42-day. They're the size of a two-bite brownie.
Sweltering Summers in the Kitchen
The summer heat has arrived in our region, although this time the Alps in western Austria are dealing with higher temperatures than we are here in the southeast. Fortunately, the nights still cool down enough for some relief and I vigilantl...
Community Supported Agriculture: What it REALLY Means to Support Your Local Farmer
Imagine getting a weekly box of fresh produce—straight from a local farm, greens still attached to the carrots and radishes, your name handwritten on the box. No middlemen. No shrink-wrap. Just real food, grown nearby.
Here's to Us All Who Are Trying it All
I think possibly I’m running out of ideas. You will see on my own Substack, Smallholder Journal, that I am spinning many plates, and some of them are wobbly.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Writing as a way to explore and create. Fiction, poetry, narrative. Many interests, new and expired. More amateurs than professionals would make a beautiful world.
Joyce Reynolds-Ward is a speculative fiction writer from Enterprise, Oregon.
Agricultural truth-teller. Results may vary. \ud83c\udf31
First Generation Tenant Smallholder in the English countryside. Slow Living, Permaculture Learner and Teacher. Local Site at https://www.chestnutsfarm.com/
Urban ag enthusiast sharing tips on growing food, cooking cheap, and building resilient local food systems. Clear, actionable ideas on farming, tech, and community. Let’s grow a stronger food future together!
Urban homesteader in Columbus, Ohio sharing garden education, sustainable homesteading, and plant-based homestead kitchen resources, tips and inspiration.
Homesteader, market gardener, and homeschooling mama of 3 wildlings. I'm passionate about REAL food and feeding my family, raising independent capable humans, and sharing this life through weaving the words of this Earth Song.
\ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udf3e Maine farmer, conservationist, writer and school garden coach.\ud83c\udf3bRecanting the misadventures of one lady-farmer.\ud83c\udf31 Ideas for growing and increasing self-reliance. \ud83c\udf0e Ecological + regenerative thinking \ud83d\udcda Books: How to Buy a Farm With N... more
I help others grow more food by sharing inspiration and information. I have been homesteading and writing about backyard farming for 15 years and share insights from my home to yours to help you overcome your biggest homesteading challenges.
Opening the barn doors on agriculture, and sharing real stories of life on a farm. Reconnect to the land, the food you eat, and the people who produce it. Helping you live intentionally - from the ground up.
Grow good health from soil to plate. I’m a garden coach, educator, author & speaker helping you grow nutrient-rich food in small spaces. Dig into DIY tips, shortcuts & plant wisdom to heal and fill your cup with joy in Nature’s Classroom.
PhD student and food lover rooted in farming.
CITYPLOT is a collective of professional urban food growers, educators and permaculture designers. We encourage city dwellers to grow their own vegetables, herbs, edible flowers and fruit and give them the tools to do so.
mama of two growing flowers and food regeneratively in Scotland. Passionate about small scale farming and nurturing children's innate curiosity and connection with the land\ud83c\udf31\ud83c\udf00\ud83e\uddda\ud83c\udffd♀️
Farm girl from Wisconsin living in Austria/Europe. Educator and market gardener passionate about four-season kitchen gardens, school gardens and savoring seasonal flavors. Sharing the best of Burgenland, Austria, for virtual and real travellers.
Trust a Woke vegan. Organic gardener.
71 year old farm kid at heart , husband, father, grandfather, gardener, half assed carpenter, cabinet maker, meat cutter and rabble rouser for freedom. Sam Adams,“ Set brush fires for freedom .
Helping to grow the collective consciousness, one offering at a time.
Writing for my own good.
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