Maine Homestead Life
Farmer Sam\ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udf3e\ud83d\udc11\ud83c\udf31Teaching self-reliance from a Maine homestead. Learn the skills to challenge industrial systems through growing your own food, stewarding your land, and reclaiming independence in the kitchen and garden.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 173 | Subscribers | Read | runamukacres.substack.com |
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Homesteading by Necessity
Scooping up the unsuspecting lamb and giggling mischievously, I held the solid little ram lamb against my chest. Tucking his hind legs underneath his body, I rubbed his velvety woolen backside as I crooned: “Hi handsome! Look at YOU!” and “...
The Ground Work
Living soil doesn't happen by accident. Learn to read your ground and build a garden bed that gets better every year — from a Maine homesteader.
Hungry for This
Sometimes it’s hard to pick just one moment to share with you—especially weeks like this that are so busy with happenings on the farm. Do I share the pain and fear associated with an eye-injury sustained during an off-farm pruning gig? The ...
One conversation could change your whole season
This growing season, you don't have to figure it out alone. Let's make a plan together.
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Maine farmer, cook and garden coach based in the Western Maine mountains. Here to teach the skills our grandparents knew: how to grow, raise, and make REAL food and live independently from corporate food systems.
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