Becky Williams
Starting seeds without plastic
It’s the season to get your grow on! Starting seeds is a very rewarding experience starting with a a seemingly benign seed, watching it germinate and transform into a seedling, then growing into a productive plant. We’re just 8 weeks away from our last frost date so now is a good time to think about starting seeds. There are so many different ways to start seeds, you don’t need an elaborate set up or all the fancy seed starting kits. Bend the "rules" a little with these out of the box environmentally friendly ways to start seeds... Egg CartonsEgg Cartons...
Becky Williams
3 ways to use honey that you may not have considered before
We all get into ruts about how we use an ingredient….honey is no different. Here are 3 ways to incorporate this superfood into your diet that you may not have thought of before. Honey Butter… it’s incredibly easy and oh so good! Honey butter will transform anything you spread it on. Try it on anything; fresh biscuits right out of the oven, a warm piece of toast, cornbread, or steamed carrots or sweet potatoes. Truthfully, it’s unbelievably good on just about anything. Take butter and beat it until smooth, add some honey and a pinch of salt. I make it...
Becky Williams
Are Pastured Eggs Worth It?
Pastured hens provide us with the tastiest eggs ever! It’s a bucolic example of regenerative farming…animals doing what they instinctively love to do while building the soil and providing us with natural nutrient dense food. It sounds great but small scale pastured eggs come with a higher cost. Are they worth it? Scarcity of Pastured EggsI wish truly pastured eggs were readily available. Unfortunately they're not, this speaks to our broken food system. Factory farmed eggs are abundant in every grocery store given the industrial scale; 60,000 hens in one barn but with deplorable living conditions and tasteless eggs. Free...
Becky Williams
The Diversity of Honey
We bottled the last of our honey this past week. This honey was from a hive that was alongside the flower field. It was spectacular, both in colour and taste. Here's a little insight into why not all honey looks or tastes the same. Why Does Honey Look and Taste Differently?Nature is Diverse…Pure Raw Honey is nature in a bottle and each jar is as unique as the hive it came from. Honey bees make honey from nectar they collect from flowers. The worker bees work on hundreds of different flowers a day. The taste and colour of the honey...
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