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Living Homegrown Podcast:
This weekly podcast is all about getting the best seasonal, fresh-picked flavor without having to buy the farm!
Topics include:
- Canning, Preserving & Fermenting
- DIY Food Crafting (homemade yogurt, butter, cheese, sourdough, etc)
- Small-Space Food Growing
- Tips for living a more sustainable lifestyle
Episodes alternate between instructional “how-to” and interviews with top authors & experts.
All episodes (with show notes) are listed below and include a full transcript PDF.
Many have free, downloadable bonus material.
You can listen within the show notes below, subscribe to the podcast via iTunes, or listen on Stitcher.
You can leave an iTunes rating and review by going here.
Enjoy the full listing of episodes below.
LH 171: Growing Heirloom Flowers
Learn about the many benefits of adding heirloom flowers to your vegetable and flower gardens.
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LH 168: Make Healing Herbal Infusions
Learn how to use herbs and other garden plants for health and skin care.
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LH 167: How To Save Seeds From Your Garden
Learn how to preserve your food garden for next year by saving seed.
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LH 166: Backyard Chicken Keeping Hacks
Learn tips and tricks for keeping your backyard chickens healthy and happy, easier.
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LH 162: Grow More Vegetables In Less Space
Learn how to grow more of the food you want in whatever space you have using scaled-down farming tips and tricks.
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LH 161: Extraordinary Ornamental Edibles
How to beautify your garden with gorgeous perennials that also happen to be delicious.
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LH 159: How To Be A Better Food Gardener!
Learn how to maximize flavor, have great soil, and get the most from your garden.
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LH 152: Getting Started With Backyard Chickens
Learn how to raise baby chicks and care for your backyard chickens. Learn why these little cuties make such great pets for a family.
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LH 147: Gardening To Save Native Bees
How to attract pollinators, like native bees, to your backyard garden.
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