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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2024 · 1H 16M

Homesteading 101: Grow Your Own Food with Elanie and Chris

from Renegade Remission: Holistic Healing and Nutrition for Chronic and Terminal Illness, Cancer, ALS, MS, Dementia, Heart Disease

Join hosts Elanie and Chris as they share their personal journey into the rewarding world of homesteading. Discover the many reasons why growing your own food can be a fulfilling and beneficial endeavor, from ensuring fresh, healthy produce to fostering a deeper connection with nature. Elanie and Chris provide practical advice on how to get started, offering valuable tips and tricks they’ve learned along the way. Whether you have a spacious yard or a small balcony, they discuss strategies for gardening in any size space, and guide you through the basics of starting a vegetable garden, planting fruit trees, and raising chickens and goats. Tune in to gain insights and encouragement for beginning your own homestead adventure.

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