By Brian on January 22nd, 2012
Driving into work, we take some great feedback, lament how cold it is, and talkk about using chickens to supplement your income.
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By Brian on October 19th, 2011
Driving to work in the rain, we discuss the ins and outs of egg grading and egg candling.
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By Brian on April 12th, 2011
Part 1 of 2 where Laura and I go through some long overdue updates, take some great feedback, answer some listener questions and talk at length about buying and owning horses.
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By Brian on February 1st, 2011
Dead Bees, swollen goats, and sex-linked chicken breeding.
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By Brian on July 21st, 2010

Canning
Brian and Laura come back from vacation, take some feedback, talk about new critters, try to buy a truck, itch like the dickens, keep deer out of the garden, and do some irrigation.. redneck style.
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Pearson’s Farm (formerly Big 6 Farm)
Richard Scarry
Rain Chains (Our Rain Chain)
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By Brian on May 13th, 2010

Phoenix Rooster
We take some great feedback. Jams, jellies, marmalades, and preserves, oh my! Farmstead updates. Chicken Incest! And we talk some about some of the fundamental answers to the question ‘why?’
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Henderson’s Handy Dandy Chicken Chart
Young Harris Beekeeping Institute
Fresh South Market
Nature’s Harmony Farmcast
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By Brian on April 27th, 2010

Chaugg's Swanky Chicken Tractor
Join us for spring updates, great feedback, possum adventures, raised beds, window boxes, and other small scale farming techniques.
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By Brian on March 13th, 2010

Garden Harvest
Laura and I take some feedback, pontificate spring preps, talk about gardening, beekeeping, and other springtime activities. Laura would like to apologize for mistakenly referring to the Brandywine Tomato as a “Rutgers”.
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Roy’s Alaskan Homestead Blog
Ison’s Nursery
Murray McMurray Hatchery
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By Brian on February 3rd, 2010
In Columbia, realtors are claiming that allowing people to keep chickens is going to lower their property values. Wha?? Seriously??
You know, there are plenty of other places where ordinances allowing backyard poultry have been introduced, and I’ve yet to hear anything about declining property values. Nada. Zip. (And I actually keep up on that sort of stuff)
You can’t tell me feeding a stupid chicken is going to cost less than buying a dozen eggs at the store…they’re a dollar at Wal-mart,” said Van Gorp. “If you don’t like your neighbor in the first place, now they’re keeping chickens, it might the straw that breaks the camel’s back.”
Obviously, these people just don’t get it. People don’t keep chickens because they’re trying to save money. They do it to know where their food comes from or they do it because they want to live a more sustainable life, among many other reasons.
“It’s going to make it more difficult for buyers to find the house they want, and sellers to sell their homes,” said Radman.
Last I checked, this is one of the most flooded real estate markets in recent history. People are having no problems whatsoever finding houses.
Show me the proof.
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By Brian on January 24th, 2010

The infamous Borris
A real treat for you guys today. I get my beautiful wife and garden diva, Laura, in on the podcast action. We go through some updates, catch you up on the latest weimaraner suicide attempt, talk about a pending new addition to the farm, take some great feedback, and finally break the hour mark talking about seeds and gardening.
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