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Alyssa Warner

  • Communication & Outreach Coordinator, City of Pasco
As seen in: Medium, NewsBreak, Mother Earth News, KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA), GRIT, KCPQ-TV (Seattle, WA), Ormond Beach Observer, KAPP-TV / KVEW-TV (Yakima, WA)
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What to Expect from Backyard Laying Chickens

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By Alyssa Warner
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Considering your first flock of chickens? Learn about what to expect from backyard laying chickens, from oddly shaped chicken eggs to broodiness and more. The ability to produce your own food is an appealing skill in today’s society. A garden overflowing with fresh vegetables and a coop full of friendly laying hens can bring a sense of peace and security.
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How to Care for Sheep Year-Round

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By Alyssa Warner
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Learn how to care for sheep year-round by following a farmer through a year of making hay, hauling water hoses, rotating pastures, and general tending to the herd. This article is also in audio form for your listening enjoyment. Scroll down just a bit to find the recording. Ask 10 shepherds how they manage their flock in each season, and you’ll probably get 10 different answers. Although the details will vary depending on the needs of each homestead, their responses will have some commonalities.
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How is Maple Syrup Made? – Mother Earth News

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By Alyssa Warner
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How is maple syrup made? Start harvesting maple syrup in your backyard by gathering your maple tree tapping supplies and use these instructions to build a maple sap evaporator from a barrel. Transforming sap into syrup is one of our family’s favorite spring traditions. We simply tap into a tree to harvest something natural that ends up as delicious syrup. If you have a maple tree (or your neighbors do), it can be a source of local sweetener that doesn’t cost much to make.
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