Rich, Heart-Warming Wild Mushroom Risotto

Creamy comfort in a bowl! This mouth-watering wild mushroom risotto is the perfect heart-warming dish for fall and winter. It will be a hit at any family feast or simply enjoyed cozying up on the couch.

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A Farm-Themed Christmas Tree With Handmade Ornaments

Ou Christmas barn tree decorated with some fairy lights and cute farm-themed ornaments. They seemed appropriate for the barn setting, and we had such a fun time making them! Here’s how you can make them very easily, too, and have fun all along the way!

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A Beautiful Thanksgiving tablescape With Harvest And Natural Elements!

I was inspired to turn to our garden and grounds to search for all-natural and harvest decorations for my annual Thanksgiving tablescape. These everyday “things” are beautiful in their own way!

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DIY Salt Dough ‘Leaves Of Thanks’ For Thanksgiving

A fun twist to our yearly ‘Leaves of Thanks’ tradition - Salt Dough Ornamental leaves. A fun Thanksgiving activity for the whole family!

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Apple Cranberry Pie Filling - Two Of My Fall Favorites In One!

What can be better than apple pie in the fall? Well, dare I say apple cranberry pie?! When these two iconic fall fruits are mixed together, it is like a fall explosion in your mouth!

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How To Prepare Your Greenhouse For Winter To Extend The Gardening Season

How we prepare the greenhouse for winter so you can continue to enjoy gardening throughout the colder months and prolong the growing seasons.

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Farm Themed Pumpkin Carving

An activity for the whole family! A farm themed pumpkin carving template.

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10 Winter Greens You Can Plant To Have Fresh Produce During Fall And Winter

Fall might be here, and winter is well on its way, but that does not mean you must put those garden tools away! You can still enjoy fresh produce from your garden, such as herbs and leafy greens. Here are 10 winter leafy greens you can plant in late summer and during fall so you can still enjoy fresh produce during the colder months!

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A Magical Fall Picnic By Candlelight

Make the most of fall’s great weather and create magical moments, such as an outside family meal by candlelight!

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Making Delicious Apple Pie Filling With Ball® home canning

This delicious Ball® Apple Pie Filling recipe is a favorite of mine. It delivers just the right amount of sweetness, fragrant flavors, and creaminess.

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Setting The Table For A Family Fall Feast

I love decorating for the seasons in a unique way and doing a spin on traditional colors and themes. For a fall tablescape, I included natural elements found right outside my door.

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How To Use Garden Cover Crops And Why You Definitely Should!

Learn more about cover crops, their purpose, and the best garden cover crops to use!

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30 Tasks To Help You Prepare For Fall And Winter On The Farm

Planning and preparing for the colder months ensure you are not caught off guard when that first frost or cold snap arrives. Here is a list of 30 things you can do around the farm and home to prepare for fall and winter.

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A Tasty Chili Canning Sauce Using The Last Of Summer's Harvest

One of my favorite chili sauce recipes to make using the last of our summer harvest. It goes delicious with hot dogs, burgers, wraps, tacos, corn chips, and much more!

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A DIY Summer Activity Making Gorgeous Dried Flower Art

Dried flower art is a great way to preserve summer flowers and enjoy them through the winter months. It also makes an extraordinary beautiful gift, like these framed dried flowers.

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How To Save, Dry, And Store Garden Seeds For Next Year

Saving seeds is a great way to build up a good seed bank for yourself, maintain healthy varieties adapted to your area, and be cost-effective. It is a simple process and very rewarding once you see the seeds you have saved germinate and sprout next year! Here’s how to save, dry, and store seeds!

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A Complete Guide on Foods not To feed Chickens and Ducks

If you have chickens or a mixed flock, you would know how much they like treats and scraps other than their regular feed. There are, however, treats or food that you should NEVER GIVE TO YOUR FLOCK. These can pose a serious threat, cause poisoning, and be fatal.

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11 Reasons To Grow Heirloom Seeds In Your Garden

For a first-time gardener, choosing seeds may be overwhelming. There are so many varieties, do's and don'ts, types, etc. Here are the differences in seed types and 11 reasons why we choose to grow heirloom seeds!

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A First Aid Kit For Animals To Help You Out In Any Medical Emergency

A first aid kit for animals will prepare you for any problems, whether for an alpaca with a high fever, goats with stomach issues, or a chicken struggling with bumblefoot. It will save you stress, unnecessary vet costs, and potential heartbreaking loss.

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20 Ways To Experience Country Living, No Matter Where You Live

Create your country living or homesteading dream, no matter where you live! Small steps toward a less consumer-driven life are all you need to create a lifestyle that goes back to the basics and becoming more self-sufficient. Here are 20 ways to experience country living no matter where you live.

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