HomelandSecurityTalks: Recent Episodes
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A series of informative Homeland Security discussions meant to create shared understanding and unity of effort in the field.
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on Creatively Using and Responding to Change! We hope you’ve loved this series as much as we loved sharing it!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on Using Edges and Valuing the Marginal! We only have one more permaculture principle to cover after this, and we hope you’ve enjoyed every episode!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on building diversity on your homestead!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on slowing down and enjoying the process!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on patterns to details in principle #8!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on patterns to details in principle #7!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on producing NO WASTE! Sounds crazy, but there is a purpose for every single thing on the homestead!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on how you can use and value renewable resources on your land!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on self regulation and feedback!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on obtaining a yield!
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on catching and storing energy on the homestead.
Permaculture is a movement that brings 12 principles together for the benefit of your land, your family, and the environment. Join us for a 12-week series on Permaculture; where you will learn applicable skills and life lessons. This week we focus on observing and interacting with your land.
Permaculture is a methodology that has been the latest and greatest buzzword. But, what really is it? Let’s break the word down. PERM (permanent) Culture (agriculture) Permaculture is about the elimination of what we think of as “forced farming” Instead, let’s adapt to nature and understand how to work with it and not against it. In this 12-week series, we break down each principle and give you tangible ways to apply them to your own homestead. As always, please like, subscribe, and follow our channel so you don’t miss anything!
This episode reflects on our first year living on our homestead. I initially felt really nervous to post all the things we COULDN’T get to in our first year, but that’s the what this is all about. We can take away so many lessons learned and blessings, even in struggle. While most of us desire to be fully sustainable, it’s tough to get there while working a full-time job. Every year, we get closer and closer. Come with us as we reflect on this year and look forward to the upcoming change of season. Wishing you well this New Year- Lynds and Cheo
Flights canceled across the country and Noreastern blizzards blowing freezing temps even down south…Its time to prepare your homestead for the cold. Here are a few things we do to help keep warm!
Ducks need a little extra care and nutrients to stay healthy. We are treating a rescued duck right now for a bad case of swollen hock joints. Many things cause this, but we give you a way to keep your ducks healthy and identify common illnesses.
We know saving a few bucks can allow you to do more on the homestead. Here is what we do to lunch a few Pennie’s!
Friends and Fellow Homestead Family, we invite you to listen to a sneak peak into our latest book to be published. It’s called Homestead Living and we hope you love it! Happy Tuesday All!
It’s almost winter and we want to give you the down and dirty on protecting those fruit trees-the right way!
Before you purchase your forever homestead, you’ll want to listen in. We wish we would have known a few things before we made the leap!
Have you heard some wheezing, sneezing, or coughing from your flock mates? This could be the doing of evil bacteria known as mycoplasma! If you own chickens, you won’t want to miss this helpful episode!
Two important topics when it comes to protecting the health and welfare of your animal enclosures.
Have you heard of seasonal garden burning? Why do people do it? I’d it helpful for your soil and garden. Listen and find out!
A group of experts meet to discuss the impact to healthcare preparedness and response in the wake of COVID-19. Nurse Practitioner, Dianne Alves on the front lines in Queen’s New York to Alexandra Monaco, a healthcare worker in rural Ohio at a Women’s Shelter. Two eye-opening perspectives, with a shared vision for healthcare preparedness in the future.