Love You Native Bees with Dave Hunter – 074

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Everyone knows about honey bees, but did you know the world of bees is so much bigger than that? Joining the show today is Dave Hunter of Crown Bees. Dave is the Bee Man! He was full of information about different types of solitary bees, native to the many different environments of North America and abroad. We talked about how bees are a wonder to gardeners beyond just honey, and why we all need to be growing our own local variety of solitary bees.

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Link to show notes for episode 73 with Beth Clark.

Tyrant-Farming Duck Evangelists with Aaron von Frank – 068

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This week, I was joined by Aaron from Tyrant Farms. Aaron and his wife have been gardening for a number of years and have moved into the permaculture realm. We talked about permaculture, foraging, how they got to where they are, and of course ducks, because what else can you get from a self-described duck evangelist?
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Link to show notes for episode 67 with Dan and Cala.

A Voluntary Homestead with the Voluntary Contrarian – 066

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The Liberty Hippie is joined today by fellow homesteading podcaster, the Voluntary Contrarian. They talked about getting his new homestead set up in the PNW and his future plans for his setup. Go check out the Liberty Hippie on Patreon, and check out the bonus content they recorded after the show.

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Link to show notes for episode 65 with Julie Borowski.

Getting Ready with Jessica Green – 062

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Episode 62 sees Jessica Green of the Jessica Green Show join the Liberty Hipipe for a discussion about how a snow storm turned onto prepping, and what she did to get started. We also talked about her current set up and lead into more homesteading ventures and future plans to become more self sufficient.

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Link to show notes for episode 61 with John Monds.

Regenerate the Land with White Oak Pastures – 056

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Jenni Harris came on for episode 56 to talk about regenerative agriculture and making that transition at White Oak Pastures. Jenni is a fifth generation farmer at White Oak Pastures, and witnessed the transition from traditional industrialized cattle ranching to a more wholistic regenerative practice, that has seen massive growth both in output and variety. We discussed the reasoning behind the transition, and how they have added to and grown their farm to a nationally distributed product with zero waste left behind at the farm.

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Link to show notes for episode 55 with William Haun.

Green Vets and Preppers with Linnea Gabbard – 054

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This week we talk to Linnea Gabbard, a vet tech from Arkansas who manages to live off grid with her vetrinarian husband. Together they’ve been able to build up their personal stores and derive essentially all of their electricity from solar arrays. And as Linnea said, once you get your personal life cleaned up, you move onto other aspects of your life, and for her, that means greening up their vet clinic. They are constantly on the lookout to make their practice greener, and have started building a new clinic that will run on solar.

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Link to show notes for episode 53 with Elizabeth Melton.

Exploring Cuniculture and It’s Many Benefits with Jeremy Chambers – 051

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Jeremy Chambers of Independence Acres Homestead comes on the show today to talk about cuniculture, the agricultural production of rabbits for the purposes of meat and fur. Jeremy has been raising rabbits for a handful of years, and has given talks and demonstrations at a number of different venues going so far as to provide participants with their own rabbit to process and take home at the end of the demonstration. If you’re curious about rabbits on the homestead, this episode is for you.

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Link to show notes for episode 50 with James Davis.

A Principled Milking with Andrew Kern – 045

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Farming is hard work. Dairy farming might be even harder. Today’s guest is Andrew Kern, a former dairy farmer. Andrew grew up on a dairy farm and even went into the dairy business with his father for a number of years. He recently sold his cows and is looking to move onto other pastures. We talked about what it was like milking 80 cows daily and why he decided to get out of the business, as well as how someone might want to get into the dairy industry.

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Link to show notes for episode 44 with JJ Boogie.

Holey Squirrels: GVQ Update #3 11/19

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Talking about Botfly larva in squirrels, planting with old seed, cold frosty nights killing seedlings, meat chickens. As for homeschooling, I talked about Elbert Hubbard’s cool book my son found for sale, and how it’s turned us a litle too Little House on the Prarie. Happy Thanksgiving, enjoy!

First fire of the season. Woodstove heat is the best heat.
Cold and frosty morning.
Three week old chicks. Cornish X and Brian, a regular chick.
Enjoying some grass, sun, and play time in the chicken tractor.
Maple watching the chicks.

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Link to show notes for the October Good View Quarter Update.

Veg Head to Butcher with Kate Kavanaugh – 035

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Vegetarians and vegans often believe their diets are healthier for the environment, and help promote animal rights. This isn’t always the case. Often these diets consist of highly processed products from the industrial agricultural complex that only help promote the monoculture thousands of acres. In episode 35, we talk to Kate Kavanaugh, a former vegetarian who made the transition to an omnivorous diet and became a butcher, eventually opening her own butcher shop – Western Daughters Butcher Shoppe – in Colorado. We talked about how Kate came to make this transition, regenerative farming pracatices, and what makes Western Daughters so unique.

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Link to show notes for episode 34 with Samantha Shank of Learn in Color.