Smart Moves for Alaska Winter Prep.
Is it time to panic? No, but it’s time to get smart. Alaskans know how to prepare for winter. Whether it’s ensuring your family has food, firewood, and water or helping neighbors in need, planning now will give you peace of mind. Let’s focus on how to stay ready for winter while being a resource to our community.
8 modern food myths I wish I knew sooner. Plus, Last week was full of community, fun, and learning at the farm! From our final apple picking of the season to making homemade apple cider, vinegar, and herb-based thieves vinegar, we celebrated with our neighbors. We also busted some modern food myths, tackling common misconceptions about milk, grains, bone broth, and fats, sharing insights that could change your daily habits.
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Alaska U-Pick season reflections, a bittersweet cantaloupe farewell, and excitement for a new indoor orchard. Plus, tips for planting garlic (don’t forget the garlic!) and a reminder to find common ground in a divided world.
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So, you order a case of peaches from a farm in the lower 48, but what do you do with all those little balls of gold?!?!?! There are a few…
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Have you ever tried an Alaska honeyberry? Or even heard of one? When I mention that we sell honeyberries on the farm I can count on one of two answers.…
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Every year I see posts asking the same thing over and over. “Who sells garden soil without weeds?” I thought I’d touch on that idea for a quick moment, maybe…
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