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If I could buy a cow, learn to grow wheat, and buy a heater for the greenhouse, I think I could avoid the grocery store all together {I’d buy everything else from Amazon Grocery of course}. I pulled myself away from the garden twice last week to do a little grocery shopping. Here is what Read More >>
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A big thank you to everyone who entered the Backyard Homestead giveaway! We have a winner! Congratulations to Kat who wrote: “I want a chicken! Three, actually.” Kat has been notified via email and now has 72 hours to claim her prize. Have a great Monday and be on the lookout for another fun giveaway Read More >>
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Here we are, April 1st, 2012 and the backyard garden is coming along nicely. I’d say my garden looks pretty typical for this time of year in the Pacific Northwest region. In the front bed we have Green Arrow Peas, and Easter Egger Radishes growing. Next up is a box of herbs followed by 2 Read More >>
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Could dinner possibly get any easier than this? Salmon. Butter. Brown Sugar. Soy Sauce. Place on grill over medium heat. Cook 12 minutes. Serve with a side of fresh asparagus. 70 Quick and Easy Salmon Recipes: Delicious Ideas for Every Occasion
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Over the last few months I’ve been busy clearing the backyard. Pulling up roots, sticker bushes, weeds and cutting down a few saplings in the process. All in an effort to enlarge my growing space for this summers garden. Trying to reach my goal of growing 2,000 lbs of fresh fruits and vegetables in my Read More >>
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