Are you eager to connect to the land? Grow your own food in a way that sustains the natural environment? Create a more sustainable way of life? If yes, the Homegrown Lifestyle Network is for you!
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AMES, Iowa - When Christmas is over, the egg nog gone, relatives departed and decorations are getting packed away,...
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Make your dream of creating wine a reality! Explore the great resources in from Iowa State University by following...
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By Carrie WolfeHorticulture InternIowa State University Extension Many people think having fresh fruits require...
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Homegrown Lifestyle Network participants shared their favorite tools, resources, and gift ideas. They enjoyed...
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Linn County Mast Gardener, Phil Pfister, demonstrates how to construct a 3-bin composting unit. This bin was created...
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The Linn County Master Gardeners announce that pre-orders are now being taken for Getting Your Hands Dirty and...
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AMES, Iowa - Organizations and individuals who are developing local food systems in their community or region are...
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Use dried flowers, grasses, and prairie plants along with evergreen boughs to create beautiful winter arrangements....
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