EPISODE · Oct 5, 2025 · 30 MIN
3 Why We Don’t Have to Farm Like the Big Guys
from Handmade Happiness: Finding Meaning in the Art of Making · host Thomas and Jessica Clark
In this episode of Handmade Happiness, we explore how large-scale commercial farming practices have shaped modern agriculture—and why homesteads don’t need to follow the same model. From soil health to sustainability to the joy of growing food on a smaller, human scale, we’ll talk about practical ways to break free from “big ag” thinking and embrace methods that fit our families, land, and values.Book Recommendation: What Your Food Ate Beekeeper Adam Martin Connect with Us✨ Thanks for tuning in to Handmade Happiness! ✨ If you enjoyed today’s episode, please subscribe so you don’t miss future conversations about slowing down, creating with your hands, and living more intentionally.💌 Stay connected:Visit me at TheLarkLife.comFollow along on Instagram: @The_Lark_LifeClick to join my email list for updates, resources, and encouragement🧵 Share the love: If this episode encouraged you, would you take a moment to leave a review or share it with a friend? It truly helps others discover the show.You can also support the show by making a donation at www.thelarklife.com/podcastUntil next time, may you find joy in the simple things and beauty in the work of your hands.
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In this episode of Handmade Happiness, we explore how large-scale commercial farming practices have shaped modern agriculture—and why homesteads don’t need to follow the same model. From soil health to sustainability to the joy of growing food on a smaller, human scale, we’ll talk about practical ways to break free from “big ag” thinking and embrace methods that fit our families, land, and values. Book Recommendation: What Your Food Ate Beekeeper Adam Martin Connect with Us ✨ Than...
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