Forks in the Dirt
Michelle at Forks in the DirtRegenerative modern homesteader having fun seeding the revolution up in MN. Coauthor of Small-Scale Homesteading. Ally.
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Vacation Prep for Suburban Homesteaders
We’re leaving for 3 weeks at the height of our summer vegetable garden season.
Crazy? Yes!
Doable? Also yes!
Here’s how our suburban homestead is planning to handle it.
Lesson #1: NO ONE will love your garden as much as you do + that’s...
A Gardener’s Foray into Foraging
As we face the reality of climate chaos, we’re rethinking what we eat in every way. One of the most abundant answers is already growing all around us. I love that as a modern homesteader I am not limited to growing only one way. I grow what...
Lilacs + Raspberry Leaf Tea
Phenology is the study of the timing of natural events in the life cycles of plants and animals—such as flowering, leafing, migration—in relation to seasonal and climatic changes.
These biological (and for us gardeners, horticultural) eve...
Transplanting Tips
Let’s set you up so your transplants can ‘Hit the Ground Running’ this spring!
Whether you’ve nurtured your own babies from seed, purchased seedlings form a greenhouse or brought home a bare root plant there are a few things that can make...
Wheelbarrow Roll
Up north we’re finally in the swing of SPRING!
I love finding + sharing ways to make gardening a little easier and little more fun. Adding a mix of composts (veg + manure), with pine fines and a bit of soil to most of my raised beds is do...
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Suburban gardener + homesteader in MN. Boy, dog + Chicken mom. Lover of local food and healing the soil. Coauthor of Small-Scale Homesteading. Speaker, writer and content creator. Ally. Here to grow community + good food.
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