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Ready to ditch the store-bought garlic for good? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we explore how to grow all the garlic you need to become completely self-sufficient. From planting techniques and soil prep to harvesting and storing for year-round use, we’ll guide you through every step of the process. Whether you’re aiming to save money, achieve food independence, or just grow better-tasting garlic, this episode is your ultimate garlic-growing guide. Tune in and take the first step toward a garlic filled life.
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Looking to get the most out of your garden space? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we dive into the top high-yield vegetables that will give you the biggest harvest for your efforts. Whether you’re gardening in a backyard or small space, these vegetables will help you maximize your food production and minimize the work. Tune in to learn which crops deliver the most bounty and how to optimize your garden for a season full of fresh produce!
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Curious about which livestock are the best fit for your small farm? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we explore the top livestock options that thrive on limited land while providing the best return for your efforts. Whether you’re looking to raise chickens for eggs, goats for milk, or something in between, we’ll break down the benefits and challenges of each animal. Tune in for tips on how to maximize your small farm’s potential with the right livestock choices!
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Food insecurity is a growing problem, both in the U.S. and around the world. In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we take a deep dive into the state of food insecurity and explore five practical ways you can combat it right in your own backyard. From raising chickens to growing kitchen staples, we’ll discuss how small changes at home can make a big impact on your food security. Tune in to learn how to turn your backyard into a food-producing powerhouse while contributing to the larger fight against food insecurity.
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Wondering whether you should splurge on plant starts or save with seeds? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we compare the costs of buying plant starts versus growing from seed. We’ll break down the pros and cons of each method to help you figure out the best option for your budget and garden goals. Whether you’re looking for a fast, easy start or want to save every penny, tune in to find out which choice will give you the most bang for your gardening buck!
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Think your small apartment means you can’t grow your own food? Think again! In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we dive into the best plants to grow in small spaces that deliver the biggest bang for your buck. From herbs to high-yield veggies, we’ll show you what thrives in limited space and how to make the most of every square foot. Whether you’re working with a windowsill or a tiny balcony, tune in to discover how to create a productive garden, even in the smallest apartment!
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Ever wonder if growing your own herbs is worth it? In this episode of *Food, Farm, and Finance*, we break down the cost analysis of growing herbs at home versus buying them from the store. Spoiler: fresh, homegrown herbs can save you money and taste a whole lot better. From basil to rosemary, we’ll show you how these small plants pack a big punch for both your meals and your wallet. Tune in to find out why growing your own herbs is one of the easiest (and tastiest) ways to cut down on grocery costs.
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Think you need cash to start a garden? Think again! In this episode of *Food, Farm, and Finance*, we’re sharing the secrets to starting a garden without spending a dime. From seed programs at your local library to resourceful hacks that make the most of what you already have, we’ll show you how to grow your own food for free. Whether you’re strapped for cash or just love a good bargain, this episode is packed with tips to help you get your garden growing on a zero-dollar budget. Tune in and learn how to make something out of nothing—literally!
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Can a garden really be your path to financial freedom? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we dig into how growing your own food can do more than just keep your belly full—it can build serious financial margin. By cutting down your grocery bills, you’ll free up cash to invest and start growing your wealth. Whether you're aiming to save a little or dreaming big, we’ll show you how gardening can be a strategic tool for financial success. Tune in to find out how planting seeds today could turn you into a millionaire tomorrow!
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Dreaming of starting a farm or garden but think land is out of your budget? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we uncover the best ways to find affordable land for your farming dreams. From funding options and grants to seller financing and creative land deals, we’ve got you covered. Whether you're looking for a few acres or a small plot, we'll walk you through the financial strategies to make your farming dream a reality—without emptying your wallet. Tune in for practical tips that could land you the perfect piece of dirt!
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We have no doubt, our health and wellbeing is worth EVERY dollar we earn! But is gardening the ultimate mental health hack? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we tackle the age-old question: Is gardening really cheaper and better than therapy? We’ll look at how much you might spend on each and which one offers more bang for your buck (and brain). Whether you’re considering swapping your therapist for a trowel or just curious about the benefits, tune in for a fun and insightful take on whether your garden can truly be your therapy.
Also, we are HUGE therapy advocates. This episode is not medical advice, and if you are struggling with mental health, please reach out to a medical professional.
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Got a garden or small farm and wondering if it can actually make you some cash? In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we’re spilling the dirt on five foolproof ways to turn your little plot into a money-making machine. We’re talking everything from selling those zucchinis that grow faster than you can eat them to CSAs that your neighbors will be dying to buy. Whether you’re looking to cover your seed costs or just fund your coffee habit, tune in for tips that can make your hobby profitable. Let's get your garden working harder!👏
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Join us in this episode of *Food, Farm, & Finance* as we explore how to kickstart your raised bed garden without breaking the bank. Discover budget-friendly tips on selecting the right raised beds, setting them up cost-effectively, and sourcing materials that won’t drain your wallet. Whether you're new to gardening or a seasoned green thumb looking to save, we’ve got practical advice to help you grow your own food economically. Tune in to learn how to create a thriving raised bed garden that’s as easy on your budget as it is on your back!
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In this episode of Food, Farm, and Finance, we dive into the economics of raising chickens for eggs. Are backyard chickens a savvy investment or just a costly hobby? We break down the real costs of keeping chickens, from feed to coop, and compare them to the price of store-bought eggs. Plus, we share insider tips on how to raise chickens more cost-effectively, ensuring your flock is a sustainable addition to your homestead. Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or just starting out, this episode will help you decide if raising chickens is the right financial move for you!
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In this episode of Food Farm & Finance, we are diving deep into the leafy green world of lettuce. Is growing your own lettuce actually cheaper than buying it at the store? Can you save money and the planet by ditching store-bought lettuce? We're crunching the numbers, weighing the environmental impact, and exploring the health benefits to find out if homegrown lettuce is the ultimate budget friendly, eco-friendly, and healthy choice.
Get ready to grow your wallet and your garden! 🌱💵 #growyourown #budgetgardening #farmtotable #sustainability #healthyeating #foodcosts #financetips #lettucegrow
