This blog is my mini-journal about goings-on at the farm, and occasionally items of interest from the comic soap opera I refer to as 'my life'.
You will find info, facts and the occasional rant about natural and organic food, organic farming, the organic industry, making a living in the country, the strange doings of politicians and other aliens, all brought to you by the friendly farmers at New Terra Farm.
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Start-up, market and manage a successful organic market garden with my Bootstrap Market Gardening Book
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Special Report - Grow the 10 most profitable vegetables using the tools and techniques of pro gardeners
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Are free online farm management courses worth your time? Let's take a look at what they have to offer.
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Growing a high income market garden requires careful crop selection. Here's how!
The best high income crops that are easy to grow for fast cash
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Find great farm and garden products in my farm grown reviews
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Lots of hype about micro farms as the farm of the future in the news these days. I've got a different take on the topic
Running a small farm profitably requires more than just being a good grower. If your farm is to survive and thrive, you need sound farm cash flow management.
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Make money selling plants from your backyard nursery. Work from home growing plants for money
Cheap survival food ideas and a few recipes that are actually practical and useful
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An imaginary conversation with Joel Salatin, Eliot Coleman, and Jean-Martin Fortier discussing the attributes of a successful small farmer
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