Writing about the veggies.
homesteading
Last updated: 22 May 2025 Food prices keep climbing and supply chains feel shakier every season. The good news? You do not need a 40-acre farm to begin living off the land. Start with one habit, then trade with neighbors for the rest. Here are seven bite-size wins to try
off the land
educational
It's a ritual of waste that drains our time, money, soil, biodiversity—and health. Then we go buy sad, tasteless produce, grown in nutrient-depleted soil thousands of miles away, picked unripe, sprayed with preservatives, and trucked across the country.
educational
Happy wiping—may your foraging & hiking be ever fluff‑filled and chemical‑free!
eggs
Studies show pasture‑raised eggs can carry up to twice the omega‑3s, three times the vitamin D, and more antioxidant carotenoids than standard grocery‑store eggs.
diy
I could have easily bought some plastic thing off the internet, but I believe it is important to practice skills, and have reliable tools. These go hand in hand. So I built this garden table from scratch.
regenerative
Our food supply chains are a complex web of inter-dependencies, where a hiccup at one end can cause a domino effect, leading to shortages, price hikes, and quality issues at the other.
famers markets
Which is better? Infographic comparing selling at a Farmers Market vs on OffTheLand. On the go? Listen instead.
News
Until now, there was no way for gardeners to make their seasonal bounty easily available to local buyers on short notice. Instead, there would have to be established contracts, minimum quotas, deadlines, supply chain delays, and occasional scramblings to replace what was lost due to capricious weather or pesky pests.