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March 4, 2020Kris AntoniusBlog

We believe in homesteading, not alone-steading.

Cultivate Community. Learn it, do it. Together. Get connected + get event info, tips, resources + more.

Join the community on Instagram:

It’s that magical time of year! Also, the best t

It’s that magical time of year! Also, the best time to plant a tree is 10 years ago; the second best time is right now! Plant some maples for a sweet future for your kids and grandkids. Happy tapping (and pussy willow!) season...check our stories and online journal for tutorials. homesteaderfest.ca/journal

In this time of stocking-up and empty shelves, we

In this time of stocking-up and empty shelves, we are getting a loud reminder of the importance of food security. It’s on many of our minds right now. The good news is that you don’t have to be a farmer to boost your food-security. .

Do you have access to a boulevard, a piece of a yard, a homestead plot, or a farm field? Any of these can be transformed into an edible ecosystem! .

WEDNESDAY, April 1: Join @zachloeks, director of the Ecosystem Solution Institute and author of The Permaculture Market Garden, over at our community space on Zoom! Participate in a live white-board workshop on Micro Landscape Design to learn how you can create an edible ecosystem in your space (or a borrowed or shared space). Micro-landscapes are any bit of yard, homestead plot, or farmer’s field that have the potential to be planted into an edible ecosystem. Whether 5×5 or 5×30, micro-landscapes fit into the edges of our cultural landscape and are opportunities for design. LINK IN BIO.

8 trips from the house to the garden, 16 5-gallon

8 trips from the house to the garden, 16 5-gallon pails of water, a load of wood hauled and chopped, a fire started and tended... and here we are. NOW we can relax.

Your feet go here. 👣 . SUNDAY: We're taking a (

Your feet go here. 👣
.
SUNDAY: We're taking a (barefoot) step outside of our usual workshop topics to add something really important for us all - natural movement!
.
Urban and rural homesteaders, farmers and, well, everyone, can benefit from learning how to move *well*.
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Join Dana, of @barefootprairieholistic , online (Sunday, March 29) at 2pm CDT, to learn about how to move well at home (or work, or on the homestead).
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All you need is a a way to make a straight line (2x4, balance beam, painter's tape on the floor, line in the carpet, etc.), and ideally a bit of empty wall space!
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All bodies welcome. By donation. See you there - link in bio! 📷: @barefootprairieholistic

Wisdom. Let’s tune in to a different kind of new

Wisdom. Let’s tune in to a different kind of news this weekend, friends.

We don’t know where this troubling road will tak

We don’t know where this troubling road will take us, but Mother Nature is slowly tossing off her winter blanket, whispering to us of hope. Of soil and seed. Of root and blossom. Of bare feet and laughter.

We believe in homesteading, not alone-steading.

Cultivate Community. Learn it, do it. Together. Get connected + get event info, tips, resources + more.

Join the community on Instagram:

It’s that magical time of year! Also, the best t

It’s that magical time of year! Also, the best time to plant a tree is 10 years ago; the second best time is right now! Plant some maples for a sweet future for your kids and grandkids. Happy tapping (and pussy willow!) season...check our stories and online journal for tutorials. homesteaderfest.ca/journal

In this time of stocking-up and empty shelves, we

In this time of stocking-up and empty shelves, we are getting a loud reminder of the importance of food security. It’s on many of our minds right now. The good news is that you don’t have to be a farmer to boost your food-security. .

Do you have access to a boulevard, a piece of a yard, a homestead plot, or a farm field? Any of these can be transformed into an edible ecosystem! .

WEDNESDAY, April 1: Join @zachloeks, director of the Ecosystem Solution Institute and author of The Permaculture Market Garden, over at our community space on Zoom! Participate in a live white-board workshop on Micro Landscape Design to learn how you can create an edible ecosystem in your space (or a borrowed or shared space). Micro-landscapes are any bit of yard, homestead plot, or farmer’s field that have the potential to be planted into an edible ecosystem. Whether 5×5 or 5×30, micro-landscapes fit into the edges of our cultural landscape and are opportunities for design. LINK IN BIO.

8 trips from the house to the garden, 16 5-gallon

8 trips from the house to the garden, 16 5-gallon pails of water, a load of wood hauled and chopped, a fire started and tended... and here we are. NOW we can relax.

Your feet go here. 👣 . SUNDAY: We're taking a (

Your feet go here. 👣
.
SUNDAY: We're taking a (barefoot) step outside of our usual workshop topics to add something really important for us all - natural movement!
.
Urban and rural homesteaders, farmers and, well, everyone, can benefit from learning how to move *well*.
.
Join Dana, of @barefootprairieholistic , online (Sunday, March 29) at 2pm CDT, to learn about how to move well at home (or work, or on the homestead).
.
All you need is a a way to make a straight line (2x4, balance beam, painter's tape on the floor, line in the carpet, etc.), and ideally a bit of empty wall space!
.
All bodies welcome. By donation. See you there - link in bio! 📷: @barefootprairieholistic

Wisdom. Let’s tune in to a different kind of new

Wisdom. Let’s tune in to a different kind of news this weekend, friends.

We don’t know where this troubling road will tak

We don’t know where this troubling road will take us, but Mother Nature is slowly tossing off her winter blanket, whispering to us of hope. Of soil and seed. Of root and blossom. Of bare feet and laughter.

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