Runamuk Acres
Sam(antha) M. BurnsFarm-blog recanting the misadventures of one lady-farmer and tree-hugging activist from the western mountains of Maine, while helping newbie homesteaders and wannabe farmers explore new skills and become increasingly self-reliant.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 77 | Subscribers | Read | samanthaburns.substack.com |
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Outside the Realm of Civilized and Normal Society
I guess I knew he wasn’t going to make it when he sat in his truck while I did the afternoon critter-chores, but the break-up text at 4:09am still came as a surprise. Since that day little more than a week ago, I’ve done what I always do wh...
How You Can Support Runamuk’s Mission of Wildlife Conservation
If you’ve found this page, it’s likely you’ve been reading my work for a while and I thank you. My readers are special to me and I’d like to take this opportunity to make sure you know how valued and appreciated you really are.
Unmasking Convenience: The Perils of an Industry Driven Society
Lazy is a dirty word in my household. In fact, I have a huge beef with convenience and industry in general. There’ve been too many instances in my life when those around me have shied away from a project because we were missing a specific t...
Sheep Day: A Fall Harvest at Runamuk Acres
With one ewe already in the livestock trailer and three still to collect, I stood patiently as the flock of ewes circled round me again. My son, BraeTek, stood off to one side, each of us poised, ready to act should the next target come wit...
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Maine farmer and conservationist, writing about nature, farming and the nature of farming, along with truths I want to scream from the rooftops.
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