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Mar28 0

Preserving Fruit

Posted by Hank in preserving

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Feb12 0
How to eat your wheat – Daily

How to eat your wheat – Daily

Posted by Hank in wheat and grain

The simple trick is to cook 1/2 cup of wheat every day in a food thermos.

I learned this simple way to get the family accustomed to eating whole wheat. Add a little cooked wheat as an ingredient to most meals. Especially breakfast.

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Feb04 0
How to store wheat in dry ice

How to store wheat in dry ice

Posted by Hank in wheat and grain

I think that storing grain using dry ice, CO2, is the easiest method to preserve wheat. I have stored 4 or 5 sacks of grain by myself but it’s easier with two or more people working together.

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Jan26 0
How to dry your wheat

How to dry your wheat

Posted by Hank in wheat and grain

Sometimes, your wheat may need to be checked for moisture content. On a hot sunny day you can dry your wheat.

I have dried my wheat on the trampoline in the sun. The summer breeze dried the grain in just a few hours.

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Dec31 0
Milking goats for fresh milk daily

Milking goats for fresh milk daily

Posted by Hank in Farmyard animals

You can keep and milk a goat in some cities, depending upon the type of city.

Goats need space and daily exercise. They are wonderful pets. I think its a bit like taking on another child in the family, as they are dependent and demand attention when they need it.

We took our dairy goat with us on holiday to Ohope beach, Whakatane.

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Dec24 0
Recommended websites

Recommended websites

Posted by Hank in Food Storage

Tell me your favourite website about food storage, family well-being or self reliance.

I’ll add it to this short-list of the best food-storage websites on the net.

Share here!

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1. Photo of jar of preserved fruit by Barbara Agnew at http://www.flickr.com/photos/hockadilly/4281203509/. 2. I took this photo at our Ward Primary activity where Dads and their children built garden boxes, filled them with earth and sewed seeds.

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