Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue – We Eat Them Both and You Can Too
A lis of our favorite edible flowers for the garden. How to grow and eat a variety of cold and warm-weather flowers from your garden.
Raising Ducks: how to integrate Ducks into your Urban Farm or Backyard
A presentation about raising backyard ducks prepared for the 2015 South Carolina Organization for Organic Living’s (SCOOL) annual conference, CULTIVATE portion of the conference. In March 2015 we gave a presentation on raising ducks for backyard or small farm organic egg production. After the presentation, we promised attendees that we’d send out a copy of…
Recipe: Disappearing whole wheat spiced pumpkin pancakes
Find out how to make delicious spiced pumpkin pancakes from scratch using wholesome, organic ingredients like whole wheat organic flavor and homemade pumpkin puree!
Epigenetics: you are what your grandparents ate
Epigenetics: what you eat, drink, smoke, think, and do has a biological impact on your children and grandchildren.
Building healthy soil explained in a single photo
Want to know how to naturally build healthy soil in your garden? We’ll explain how and show you a single image that says more than a a thousands words!
How to easily make an affordable mini-greenhouse
Trying to figure out how to make a small and affordable mini-greenhouse? Here’s a step-by-step DIY guide showing you how to make your own for about $200. Use this mini-greenhouse to protect seedlings or cold-sensitive potted plants, or extend the growing season in a garden bed.
Realizations From Killing and Eating A Duck We Raised Ourselves
Killing and eating a duck we raised ourselves was one of the hardest things we’ve ever done. What did we learn in the process? The answers may surprise you.
Our first duck eggs… plus some egg-laying tips
Our oldest Welsh Harlequin duck, Lady Margaret Thrasher, laid her first duck eggs today! Here are a few egg laying tips to get your ducks to start laying.
A Visit to Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery
We recently went to York, SC to visit Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery, a multi-generational, family-owned apple farm that produces our favorite hard ciders.
RIP Cindy the Wheelbarrow (2009-2013). You’ll Be Missed.
Cindy the wheelbarrow passed away this weekend. She was the best wheelbarrow we ever had, and she’ll be missed. This is her story.
Three permaculture lessons from a great summer growing season
It’s been a great growing season, despite record rains that devastated nearby farms and gardens. Here are 3 permaculture lessons we learned this summer…
Welsh Harlequins, Week 3: Real Men Don’t Quack
Our Welsh Harlequin ducklings are growing fast! How do you sex ducklings? What do you feed them? Get helpful information about raising and sexing ducklings.
We Finally Got Welsh Harlequin Ducklings!!
We finally got four Welsh Harlequin Ducklings to fill the Quacker Box (our Duck House) at Tyrant Farms!
Recipe: Green Garlic Pesto
How to make the world’s best organic green garlic pesto (and kill vampires) using heirloom hardneck garlic!
Experiencing the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci Sequence in your garden
Can our sense of beauty—from spiral galaxies to a sunflower—be attributed to mathematical equations? More importantly, how does that math taste? Meet (and eat) the Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci Sequence!