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Our Garden '18

How much food can an urban homestead grow for the winter? Here we share our Northern Homestead homegrown food storage cold room and freezer.

How Much Food Can an Urban Homestead Grow for the Winter

How much food can an urban homestead grow for the winter? Here we share our Northern Homestead homegrown food storage as of today, Thanksgiving 2018. We are doing our best to live mindfully, kindly, sustainable, and joyfully. Our food storage is filled to overflow because we have been blessed ...

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Garden Update – Fall 2018 on Video

Garden Update – Fall 2018 on Video

Hello and welcome to Northern Homestead 'End of Season' garden update. It's Fall 2018 and time for another video update. If you are new to our blog, you might want to know that we have garden updates since  2012. You can find them all tagged under Our Garden. Summer went by way too quickly. ...

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Garden Update – Summer 2018 on Video

Garden Update – Summer 2018 on Video

Let us invite you to a summer garden update on video. Grab your favorite summer drink and enjoy the tour. We will take a look at the raised window protected garden and see how much better those plants grow comparing to the plant right next to it, but even better grow the plants in the geodesic ...

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An Alternative to a Passive Solar Greenhouse - Indoor Window Garden

An Alternative to a Passive Solar Greenhouse – Indoor Window Garden

Welcome to another update of our indoor window garden. Today we talk about the advantage of a window garden as an alternative to a passive solar greenhouse in a cold northern climate. In our experience, the window garden has performed very well growing year round in Zone 3 (temperature here can ...

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Indoor Garden Update – Winter 2018 on Video

Indoor Garden Update – Winter 2018 on Video

Welcome to Northern Homestead Indoor Garden Update - Winter 2018 on video. The outdoor garden is covered in snow and temperatures are well into freezing. But in our food production garage things are growing well. Enjoy the tour! If you have trouble to see the video, go here. Growing ...

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We share how we build things and use alternative energies. Building a greenhouse is almost a must in a northern climate to overcome cold and frost.

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Growing your own food year round using organic methods. Here you will find many proven gardening tips and ideas.

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  • There are many ways to preserve beets, here we share how to freeze beets in 3 different ways: Cooked, roasted and chooped raw. How to Freeze Beets in 3 Ways
  • How to Build a GeoDome Greenhouse How to Build a GeoDome Greenhouse
  • Canned zucchini salad is an old Russian recipe. This 3 summer vegetables combined make a very delicious dish. It is very yummy. Canned Zucchini Salad

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