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MOTHER EARTH NEWS

April/May 2023
Magazine

MOTHER EARTH NEWS magazine is the Original Guide to Living Wisely. Launched in 1970, each bimonthly issue features practical and money-saving information on cutting energy costs; using renewable energy; organic gardening; green home building and remodeling; fun do-it-yourself projects; and conscientious, self-sufficient lifestyles

Embracing the Mess

Mother Earth News

A Gift from Where It All Started

Dear MOTHER

Funding and Support for Young Farmers • Late last year, the National Young Farmers Coalition published the results of its 2022 National Young Farmer Survey, with responses gathered from past, present, and aspiring farmers up to 40 years old. The survey’s data shows there are many obstacles facing young farmers.

Nature Provides • With a bit of preparation and some durable supplies, spending time out in nature and away from the “rat race” can be refreshing and relaxing.

Planning the Plan • The first step to developing any new homestead is determining how it’ll be done.

Repair the Nitrogen Cycle in Your Garden • Restore your soil’s ability to circulate nutrients by cultivating the intricate and fascinating networks between plants and microbes.

Suited to Solar • Pondering whether you can generate enough power for your household needs? Here’s some advice for assessing your place’s place in the sun.

Big Burns • Setting a pasture ablaze might sound like a wild idea, but a controlled fire can boost nutritious spring grass while curtailing troublesome weeds.

Edible Blossoms to Spice Up Your Cooking • Look no further than your garden for these pretty pops of color and flavor.

How to Help Wild Baby Birds • With a little knowledge of bird biology, you’ll be prepared if you encounter a wild bird egg or baby bird this spring.

Dead-Tree Delicacies • Explore mushroom foraging by getting to know these edible favorites.

Organize a Local Butterfly Group • Protect pollinators by building relationships with your neighbors and exchanging plants and information.

All About the Heat • These answers to FAQs will help you learn how to keep chicks warm and healthy and when to transition them to outdoor coop life.

DIY Greenhouse • Learn how to build a low-cost, portable greenhouse.

Simple Homemade Body Care

What to Do Before Buying Your First Bees • I’m all abuzz about pollinators. I’d like to venture into beekeeping; where should I begin?

The Cut Flower Garden

Is Galvanized Wire Safe?

MOTHER EARTH NEWS

Photos from the Field


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 100 Publisher: Ogden Publications, Inc. Edition: April/May 2023

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: March 17, 2023

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

MOTHER EARTH NEWS magazine is the Original Guide to Living Wisely. Launched in 1970, each bimonthly issue features practical and money-saving information on cutting energy costs; using renewable energy; organic gardening; green home building and remodeling; fun do-it-yourself projects; and conscientious, self-sufficient lifestyles

Embracing the Mess

Mother Earth News

A Gift from Where It All Started

Dear MOTHER

Funding and Support for Young Farmers • Late last year, the National Young Farmers Coalition published the results of its 2022 National Young Farmer Survey, with responses gathered from past, present, and aspiring farmers up to 40 years old. The survey’s data shows there are many obstacles facing young farmers.

Nature Provides • With a bit of preparation and some durable supplies, spending time out in nature and away from the “rat race” can be refreshing and relaxing.

Planning the Plan • The first step to developing any new homestead is determining how it’ll be done.

Repair the Nitrogen Cycle in Your Garden • Restore your soil’s ability to circulate nutrients by cultivating the intricate and fascinating networks between plants and microbes.

Suited to Solar • Pondering whether you can generate enough power for your household needs? Here’s some advice for assessing your place’s place in the sun.

Big Burns • Setting a pasture ablaze might sound like a wild idea, but a controlled fire can boost nutritious spring grass while curtailing troublesome weeds.

Edible Blossoms to Spice Up Your Cooking • Look no further than your garden for these pretty pops of color and flavor.

How to Help Wild Baby Birds • With a little knowledge of bird biology, you’ll be prepared if you encounter a wild bird egg or baby bird this spring.

Dead-Tree Delicacies • Explore mushroom foraging by getting to know these edible favorites.

Organize a Local Butterfly Group • Protect pollinators by building relationships with your neighbors and exchanging plants and information.

All About the Heat • These answers to FAQs will help you learn how to keep chicks warm and healthy and when to transition them to outdoor coop life.

DIY Greenhouse • Learn how to build a low-cost, portable greenhouse.

Simple Homemade Body Care

What to Do Before Buying Your First Bees • I’m all abuzz about pollinators. I’d like to venture into beekeeping; where should I begin?

The Cut Flower Garden

Is Galvanized Wire Safe?

MOTHER EARTH NEWS

Photos from the Field


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