Making your own bread restores something significant we have lost in our lives from the industrial food system. It restores biodiversity to our food and reconnects us to the food we eat. Through the amazing world of microbiology, each loaf of bread is enriched by a unique mix of bacteria which connects us in a very special way to the food we eat. Connecting our food to the soil it’s grown in, the kitchen it’s baked in and even the hands used to bake it.
When it comes to feeding your chickens scraps and treats, one of the biggest challenges is filtering through all the information out there. In this post I’m going to review and fact check some of the food that is commonly listed as toxic to chickens.
A powerful story of an Indian village that went from drought and water poverty to water abundance. This story shows why education is such a powerful force for change
Hilarious – A feast of fleas for Chickens & flea control for this dog. Plastic traces in animal feed could pose a risk to human health. Thailand Supermarket Ditches Plastic Packaging For Banana Leaves. The secrets marketers use to sell factory farmed meat. Okinawa diet – the secret to a long and healthy life.
A few months ago I finally switched from free range to a fenced in chicken run – It’s so much better! But there are pros and cons of each approach, so it really depends on your situation.
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