
Self-reliance as resistance, not as aesthetic. Practical skills and honest dispatches from a working farm in western Maine.
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Six points, still in velvet, weeks from hardening.
Sitting cross-legged on a mossy knoll beside the trail, I popped the SD card into my laptop and waited anxiously for the pictures to load. All summer I’ve been using trail cameras to monit...
This week I tried something different for the farm update—instead of writing it out, I grabbed the camera and walked you through the garden myself.
The short version: everything is growing like it means it. Peppers, eggplant, a few stray t...
Kylie Woodham didn’t plan to become a farmer. She was twelve when her dad died and the family farm sold — so when she and her husband Billy bought a small block in County Tipperary, Ireland, in 2004, she went in with ten hens and a cookie j...
The New Portland Wire Bridge, spanning the Carrabassett River since 1866.
The bridge sways a little as you walk across it—the sensation is unnerving, but the striking beauty of this marvel outweighs any fear you might have. Twin towers on...
Recently, I sat down with to talk about how I manage Runamuk Acres runs—the 53 acres, the 40-acre conservation easement that protects habitat for wildlife—and how that contract cut $100,000 off my mortgage making solo farming financially p...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Maine farmer on 53 acres under lifetime conservation. I write about opting out of corporate food systems through real skills, real food, and the unglamorous truth about working the land.
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.
Hi! I'm Deb, chaos taming & cycle breaking specialist; creating planners that help you hit your life reset button. Also, I'm an author, artist, & podcaster exploring themes of curiosity, resiliency, and the complexity of life. \ud83d\udc36\ud83d\udc31 Mama.
An Eastern Ontario gardener building a more abundant and self-sufficient garden one season at a time. Expect perennial foods, low-effort growing, healthier soil, practical experiments and honest lessons from a garden designed to support real life.
Rancher and Certified Holistic Management® Educator helping women land stewards align ecology, economy, and self through conscious relationship with the land, so regeneration becomes a lived reality, not just a practice.
Former business exec who traded slides for soil. Free practical guides for southern homesteading: gardens, animals, bees, land, recipes, and the systems that make it all work. Based in Texas on 40 acres.
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