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Great tips for being more emotionally resilient:

http://health.msn.com/health-topics/depression/anxiety-and-depression-battling-dual-disorders

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Great microhydro article at:

http://homepower.com/basics/hydro/

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Great read on how to grow beets:

http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/growing-beets-zm0z12fmzkon.aspx

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Good guidance on how to select and train a guard dog:

http://justbajan.com/pets/dogs/articles/032601/index.htm

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http://youtu.be/sIFYGbvtDic

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Offer them nutrition, too — and they'll keep you in health.

http://groworganic.com/organic-gardening/videos/raising-chickens

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Has one of your chickens suddenly stopped laying? Is your hen walking a little differently?  Visiting the nesting box more frequently? It could be that your chicken is egg-bound. In this video by VideojugLifestyleandHome, a professional poultry breeder explains how to tell if your chicken is having trouble laying an egg and discusses three ways to help her out of her bind.

How to Cure an Egg-Bound Chicken by VideojugLifestyleandHome

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Learn how to build a great outdoor compost bin using recycled pallets.  Pallets can often be obtained for free by people who ask around, and they make a great starting material for small projects. Plus, by using pallets as building materials, you keep them out of the landfill and reduce the overall waste stream of your community. 

http://www.instructables.com/id/Pallet-Compost-Bin/

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Do you love gardening? Are you interested in preserving rare and historic plant varieties for generations to come? Plan a trip to the National Heirloom Exposition to be immersed in real foods and meet people who are passionate about growing and saving our seed and food heritage.

From the Baker Creek Website:

The National Heirloom Exposition is a not-for-profit event centered around the pure food movement, heirloom vegetables, and anti-GMO activism. Our first annual event held mid-September, 2011, in Santa Rosa, California, drew more than 10,000 people from around the country and beyond. With more than 70 speakers and 250 natural food vendors, the event was the largest gathering in pure food history! The Heirloom Expo has gained incredible interest among home growers, farmers, school groups and the general public–so much so that it is being called the “World’s Fair” of the heirloom industry!

Visit their website for more information:  http://rareseeds.com/The_National_Heirloom_Exposition

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