Farm Dreams

Homesteading, Organic Gardening, How to Farm, Preparedness, Self-Reliance

Podcast Episode 9: Farm Logos, Training Livestock Guardian Dogs and Gardening Styles

This week's hour long podcast is now live. You can listen/subscribe directly here, or at itunes here. If you prefer to just hear this week's episode click here to listen right here, right now.

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In this episode we discuss:

How to develop a farm name, logo, image and the consequences of each choice;
Training livestock guardian dogs to protect your farmstead...here's a tip (they're not pets);
A discussion on various styles of gardens including field gargens, raised beds, square foot, lasagna gardening, soil development and more;
Tornado preparedness and safe rooms;
Tomato growing, Farm Dreams classified and other chit chat!

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Tags: dogs, farmcast, garden, guardian, livestock, podcast, soil, tornado

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Comment by Steve Kemp on March 26, 2012 at 2:30pm: I really enjoy Tim and Liz's take on the week at Farm Dreams. Ironically, I only learned of and joined Farm-Dreams because I stumbled across this podcast a while back. It's not hard to imagine how burdensome a podcast like this must be with all the work needed to keep Natures Harmony Farm going, but if it counts for anything, I really look forward to the podcast each week, your comments, your advice and your (verbal) company are a thing of real value. I think the secret of success for a podcast of this nature is a crisp audio track, interesting content and hosts that you feel are sitting across the kitchen table from you enjoying a cup of coffee and having a conversation(one sided though the conversation may be) and this podcast meets all three. Please keep up the great work.

-Steve

Comment by NHF on March 27, 2012 at 8:12am: Hi Steve,

Thanks for your very kind words. You're right that it is very hard to find the time to fit in the podcast but once we sit down it's a lot of fun. Plus we enjoy helping to get this great community off the ground. We'll keep it up this year.

Thanks for listening!

Tim and Liz