The Nerdy Farm Wife
JanDIY Herbal Remedies, Natural Soapmaking & Skin Care, Foraging & Using Backyard & Garden Plants
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Mullein, Bee Balm, MSM/DMSO
Happy July (almost August)!
I hope you’ve had a great summer - mine has zipped by way too fast! But it has also been good and filled with plants, piggies (see below) and mostly writing, writing, writing on my newest-book-to-be.
Mullein an...
Master List of Printables & Plant Spotlights
I’m still immersed, absorbed, and deeply preoccupied with writing my next print book (about herbal remedies), but wanted to pop my head out of the writing cave and my mad scientist lab long enough to say “Hello! I’m still here!” and also le...
5 Solutions for Soda Ash
Soda ash is something we all struggle with at times, but here are five key actions you can take to help prevent it:
1. Check the environment.
Soaps made and cured in unheated sheds, garages, basements, or chilly spare rooms are more pron...
Rosemary Oil, Salve & Hair Tea + a few updates
For the last several weeks, I’ve been extra enamored with rosemary. Even though we’ve had ice and sleet and snow and freezing weather - I look out my kitchen window several times per day and spot my faithful rosemary plant still surviving a...
How to Use SoapCalc
Today, we’re focusing on how to use the SoapCalc lye calculator. (This is a lesson from my Soapmaking Success Course - Subscribers can use coupon code SUBSTACK to save 15% off.)
Here is the website where you will find SoapCalc:
http://s...
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Jan Berry is a writer, herbalist & published author of The Big Book of Homemade Products and Simple & Natural Soapmaking. She grows, forages & rambles around 100 acres in the Appalachian mountains. [Regular email newsletters are archived here.]
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