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Longleaf Breeze — 274 episodes · page 1 of 3
273 - Big Changes at LongleafBreeze.com
272 - Here Comes Spring!
271 - A Few More Longleafs Every Year
270 - The Gritty Realities of Heating with Wood
269 - Getting Through a Wicked Freeze
268 - As We Enter 2015 . . .
267 - Limping Into Christmas
266 - Vinegar on the Farm
265 - Slaughtering Chickens
264 - We are Thankful for . . .
263 - January in November
262 - Growing Fruit at Home
261 - Raising Baby Chicks
260 - Garlic Planting Time
259 - R.I.P. Summertime
258 - Grandmere’s Neglected Garden
257 - Tiny Houses
256 - In Praise of Persimmons
255 - Can We Make Our Farm Less Oily?
254 - Chickens: the Good, the Bad, and the (Still) Unknown
253 - Summer Sprints to the Finish Line
252 - When to Hire Help? DIY?
251 - Chatting with Master Gardeners About the Fall
250 - Uh-oh. Firewood. Now!
249 - After Years of Waiting, Abundant Fruit
248 - Let's Hear It For Diversity!
247 - What We're Learning About Squash
246 - Invaders On Every Flank
245 - Can Subsistence Farmers Ever Vacation?
244 - Independence Days
243 - These Long, Sultry Days
242 - Cracking the Code on Potatoes
241 - Chicken Tips From an Expert
240 - Gifts From Our Elders
239 - Planting Pecans – Yeah, We’re WAY Behind
238 - Q and A from Planting That Garden
237 - It's Not Too Late To Plant That Garden
236 - The Shock Collar That Saved Our Dog
235 - Resilient Landscape Design: Way Past Pretty
234 - On the Chicken Learning Curve
233 - We Have Chickens!
232 - What Does It Take To Be a Subsistence Farmer?
231 - The Care and Cussin' of Weeds
230 - A Wicked Late Freeze
229 - First Report on the Storm Shelter/Root Cellar
228 - The Great Raised Bed Do-Over
227 - Subsistence Farming in a Zero Growth Economy
226 - Pruning Ornamentals
225 - Pruning Time in the Orchard
224 - If You're Serious About Longleaf Pines . . .
223 - Planting Longleaf Pines
222 - What a Difference a Forecast Makes!
221 - Report on Southern SAWG
220 - 10 Above Is Cold in Alabama
219 - Food Sovereignty Down Under
218 - Year-End Review
217 - Thinking THrough Options for Grains
216 - Advice for New Gardeners
215 - The Season for Gardeners' Porn
214 - Riddles About Freeze Damage to Fall Vegetables
213 - We Are Thankful
212 - Morse Code - Truly Resilient Communication
211 - Goodbye Summer!
210 - This Garden Never Closes
209 - Things That Really Scare Us
208 - What We've Learned About Using a Clothesline
207 - Meanwhile, Back Here On the Farm . . .
206 - Russ Hopfenberg – Growing More Food Won’t Solve Hunger Problem
205 - Hayes Jackson on Gardening in Dry Places
204 - Erik Curren of Transition Voice on Sustainable Farming "Mania"
203 - Gabe Brown, Soil Builder
202 - Gone Too Long
201 - Dr David Domermuth - Making Biochar Economically
200 - Fall Vegetables
199 - Climate Change and Your Garden
198 - Jim Davis, Natural Beekeeper
197 - Firming Up Our Pecan Strategy
196 - A Day in the Life . . .
195 - What We Have Here, is Cucumbers
194 - Accepting the Mystery of Growing Things
193 - When It Rains . . .
192 - Celebrating Dependence Day
191 - Our Eight-Month Fruit Season
190 - Managing Humidity in the Deep South
189 - General Update
188 - Big Plans for Pecans
187 - A Strawberry Summary
186 - Whew! Safe From Vampires
185 - Gearing Up for the Heat
184 - The Winter of 2012-13
183 - About Our Pond
182 - Finishing the Raised Beds
181 - Spring Update
180 - Raised Beds and the Home Vegetable Garden
179 - Of Moles, Voles, and Impolite Language
178 - Ouch! A Late Spring Freeze
177 - Filling In the Orchard
176 - Our First Big Event
175 - Record Keeping Matters
174 - Starting Seed