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If you’re passionate about supporting local farmers, homesteaders, and artisans while embracing regenerative, organic living, OffTheLand.net is your go-to marketplace. This community-driven platform connects growers and artisans with buyers seeking fresh, chemical-free produce, plants, and handcrafted goods. From unique seedlings to farm-fresh eggs and artisanal kombucha, OffTheLand.net
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Learn how backyard growers turn extra fruits, veggies and tree crops into cash in 4 simple steps no fees no middlemen. Introduction Did you know a few backyard fruit trees can earn you well over $1,000 each season? If you’ve ever watched handfuls of mangoes, lychees or bell
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From food forests to well pumps, radios to tornadoes, here’s how to survive the storm with confidence and community. INTRODUCTION: WHEN THE WIND HITS HOME When Hurricane Milton swept over our part of Florida at night, we had no idea whether the eye had passed or if we were
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Imagine a tree that drops massive spiky green fruits the size of your forearm. Imagine slicing one open to reveal custard-like white flesh that tastes like pineapple, strawberry, and creamy citrus all at once. That’s soursop. And yes, it can grow in Florida. Soursop (Annona muricata), also known as
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Katuk may not get the Instagram fame of kale or the Whole Foods shelf space of spinach, but for those of us growing in Florida or subtropical zones, it’s a total hit. It’s packed with nutrients, easy to grow in poor soils, grows like a champ in shady