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Video Description I want to preface this video by saying that I will interview anybody about anything.  If you value learning, as I do, then you know that you have to consider all sides of every issue.  It’s non-negotiable.  If you’re serious about learning, then you are serious about listening especially to people with whom…

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Over the last 18 months, the shortages and economic uncertainty of the nation have led to many people not only gardening but putting back food by canning and other food preservation methods. Unfortunately, throughout the COVID-19 fiasco, some food preservation products have been in short supply.

Canning jars and lids are still hard to find in some areas. In other locations, the availability is sporadic. While canning is a great way to put back food, there are some clear disadvantages too. No food preservation method is perfect for all situations. It is likely in your best interest to use a variety of food preservation methods to keep your pantry stocked through good times and bad.

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Do you believe you deserve to know if the SARS-CoV-2 virus that has upended the world, and your life, for the past 20 months was made by humans?  I know I deserve to know that, as does everyone.  Well, the field of that battle just got a little bit clearer.

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Would you agree our website kind of s#&%s?  We know – we agree!  In fact, we’ve been hard at work behind the scenes rebuilding the entire thing from scratch so that you can have the user experience you deserve. Here is just a short list of complaints many of you have with the site.  Being…

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Hi there.  Evie and I are going to open our farm up for an experiment in “parallel structures” which means having fun, sharing skills and company, and hopefully enjoying a fine fall weekend in New England. If you are local(ish) to the Western MA area, we have a few spots left to join other Peak…

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This video was designed specifically to be shared! So share away!! There’s a huge and largely manufactured campaign of disinformation about Ivermectin in the news. This video asks and answers the question; “Is ivermectin a horse-dewormer or a Nobel prize-winning medicine?” As you know, the present is becoming increasingly perilous and the future is even…

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The official Covid response in the US, UK, Canada, most of Europe, and Australia just isn’t adding up.  When you stack all the mistakes, miscommunications, and outright data lies and lapses into one spot, you have to ask, “what is really going on here?”

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The Allium family contains some of the easiest plants to grow in a raised bed, row, or even a container. At the same time, there are a few basic things you need to be aware of to have success and grow a bountiful crop that will store well. Although it may not be the right time of year to plant some of the delicious alliums I am going to talk about, it is essential that you consider what you want to grow in the future and buy your seed or starts as soon as a company will accept a pre order. Many suppliers of garlic and shallot start to sell out before it is time to plant. The economic time we are facing and worker shortages have made it even more critical to pre-order now for fall planting.

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It is difficult to accurately parse how much of the spiraling dysfunction and gross incompetence that is currently on display within our institutional and governmental entities can be attributed to ‘natural causes’  such as bureaucratic bloat or the organic outgrowth of  “Civilizational Decline,” versus what one could reasonably assign to malign intent or deliberate “enemy action,” be that by a “shadowy cabal,”  foreign power(s), or domestic enemies.

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