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Farm Fresh Homestead | Homesteading, Organic Gardening & Living Off the Land
Mary Boyd
50 episodes
1 month ago
Mary Boyd welcomes you to Farm Fresh Homestead — the ultimate podcast for anyone passionate about homesteading, sustainable living, organic gardening, and small-scale farming. Whether you live in the suburbs, countryside, or a city apartment with a small backyard, this how-to podcast offers practical advice to help you grow your own food, raise animals ethically, and live a more self-sufficient life. Each episode dives into step-by-step guidance on urban homesteading, backyard farming, and building your own thriving mini-farm using eco-friendly, 100% organic methods. From composting and soil preparation to natural pest control and year-round harvesting strategies, you’ll gain the skills to make your land — no matter how small — truly productive. We’ll also explore the ethical, nutritional, and environmental benefits of backyard chickens, permaculture design, and farm-to-table cooking. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned homesteader, Mary brings you expert interviews, success stories, and weekly inspiration to help you reconnect with the land and reclaim your independence.
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Mary Boyd welcomes you to Farm Fresh Homestead — the ultimate podcast for anyone passionate about homesteading, sustainable living, organic gardening, and small-scale farming. Whether you live in the suburbs, countryside, or a city apartment with a small backyard, this how-to podcast offers practical advice to help you grow your own food, raise animals ethically, and live a more self-sufficient life. Each episode dives into step-by-step guidance on urban homesteading, backyard farming, and building your own thriving mini-farm using eco-friendly, 100% organic methods. From composting and soil preparation to natural pest control and year-round harvesting strategies, you’ll gain the skills to make your land — no matter how small — truly productive. We’ll also explore the ethical, nutritional, and environmental benefits of backyard chickens, permaculture design, and farm-to-table cooking. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned homesteader, Mary brings you expert interviews, success stories, and weekly inspiration to help you reconnect with the land and reclaim your independence.
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Food
Arts,
Education,
How To,
Health & Fitness
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How To Build Your Own Hydroponics System To Grow Vegetables
Farm Fresh Homestead | Homesteading, Organic Gardening & Living Off the Land
53 minutes
1 month ago
How To Build Your Own Hydroponics System To Grow Vegetables
This three-chapter guide teaches you to build and run a compact hydroponics setup for leafy greens and herbs. Chapter 1 covers a safe Deep Water Culture tote: drilling a six-site lid, routing airlines with check valves and drip loops, mixing a gentle first fill, setting pH to five point eight to six point two, and placing seedlings so roots touch aerated water. A short shakedown confirms even bubbles and no leaks. Chapter 2 sets the routine: a five-minute daily glance, top-ups every two days, and a weekly reservoir change. You track pH drift and E C calmly, adjust in small moves, diagnose yellowing or tip burn, and keep roots bright with constant air and light-leak control. First harvests arrive around week three, washed cold and stored dry for longer life. Chapter 3 helps you scale without headaches. Add a gravity top-off with a float valve, or step into Ebb & Flow or Drip for more sites. Label power and timers, maintain a food-safe sanitation loop, set gentle pest monitoring, and deep-clean between cycles. A quick cost-versus-yield map plus seasonal planning shows how to keep salads coming year-round. Clear specs, simple safety, and repeatable steps make this beginner-friendly and reliable.
Farm Fresh Homestead | Homesteading, Organic Gardening & Living Off the Land
Mary Boyd welcomes you to Farm Fresh Homestead — the ultimate podcast for anyone passionate about homesteading, sustainable living, organic gardening, and small-scale farming. Whether you live in the suburbs, countryside, or a city apartment with a small backyard, this how-to podcast offers practical advice to help you grow your own food, raise animals ethically, and live a more self-sufficient life. Each episode dives into step-by-step guidance on urban homesteading, backyard farming, and building your own thriving mini-farm using eco-friendly, 100% organic methods. From composting and soil preparation to natural pest control and year-round harvesting strategies, you’ll gain the skills to make your land — no matter how small — truly productive. We’ll also explore the ethical, nutritional, and environmental benefits of backyard chickens, permaculture design, and farm-to-table cooking. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned homesteader, Mary brings you expert interviews, success stories, and weekly inspiration to help you reconnect with the land and reclaim your independence.