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How to feed yourself if you lose power
Power outages are always inconvenient. But during a pandemic — when the state is under a stay-at-home order and people are practicing social distancing — having no electricity can make preparing a meal even more of a challenge.
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Here’s what you need to know about cooking with dried beans
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8 things I learned from eating vegan for a week
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What’s the best way to store dried beans?
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Managing stress on the farm
This is part two of a two-part series about stress on the farm. Read about the causes of stress among farmers here.
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What are the causes of stress among farmers?
This is part one of a two-part series on stress on the farm.
Brian Wright, one of the owners of the Wright Place Farm in Burnham, Maine, in a field of corn stunted by exceptionally cold, wet weather. | Photo by Gabor Degre
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How to start homesteading in Oklahoma
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How to start homesteading in North Dakota
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How to start homesteading in New Mexico
New Mexico is known as the “Land of Enchantment,” and with stunning geographic diversity, from snow-capped mountains to white gypsum sand dunes, it is easy to see why.
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How to start homesteading in Arkansas
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How to start homesteading in Nevada
Nevada may be best known for the glitzy, glamorous gambler’s paradise of Las Vegas and Reno. Even though this scene seems antithetical to homesteading, the Silver State has a long legacy of farming and ranching and boasts many!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Colorado
Mountainous Colorado makes for beautiful scenery and ski slopes, but the state’s geography can make farming and homesteading a little challenging. The state has the highest elevation of any other state, averaging 6,800 feet above sea level!-->…
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