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Pressing Sugar Cane

We harvested sugarcane from our garden and pressed it into a delicious sugar juice! When we make our own ingredients and have a mindful relationship

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Make a Bug Hotel

Bug hotels are a beautiful and advantageous addition to any garden, especially those that are organic or don't use pesticides. These hotels provide a cozy

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What is Permaculture

What is Permaculture? Definition: A design science that imitates nature to create abundance systems.. Essentially, it’s being conscious of the use of your resources; food,

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The Fermentation Station

Fermentation is a process used to produce many foods such as bread and cheese; and pleasurable delights, including beer, chocolate, coffee and yogurt. Cultures around

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Oprah Magazine Article

Terry and Tia Meer are featured in the January 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine. Entitled "Back to Basics," Tia and Terry discuss "voluntary

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Uses for Tulsi

Tulsi is such an amazing friend in the garden. 1. It is used as an antiseptic, antiviral and antibiotic. 2. It is used in cough

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Do you have Gotu Kola near you

Gotu kola stimulates the central nervous system, aids in the elimination of fluids, shrinks tissues, decreasess fatigue and depression and can also stimulate sexual appetite.

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How to make Kombucha tea

Kombucha Tea From: Wild Fermentation by Sandor Katz Timeframe: 7-10 days Ingredients (for about 1 quarts/1 liter): 1 quart/liter water 1/4 cup sugar 1 tablespoon

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Olive leaf and you

Olive leaf (Olea europaea) was first used medicinally in Ancient Egypt. It is gaining recognition as a powerful defender against sickness and numerous scientific studies

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Faucet aerators

Want to know how to save 1700 gallons of water a year? Install a faucet aerator! Aerators help faucets regulate flow, and some help maintain

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Earthships

This is a must see if your ever in New Mexico. An earthship house is made up of rammed earth and tires. The tires are

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Community Gardens

Community gardens allow families and individuals, without land of their own, the opportunity to produce food. Oftentimes gardeners take advantage of the experiential knowledge of

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