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Nicole Sauce lives on a small farm called the Holler Homestead. There she raises chickens, grows and preserves vegetables, and studies local lore. During the day, she works on public policy research and online outreach.

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Massive rainfall delays planting

While cabbage is doing well with all the recent rainfall, other plants are just now going in the ground. Some CSAs...
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Food Safety Modernization Act of 2009 with Reason Online

Unraveling the Internet "facts and fiction" debate over the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2009...
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Cheap Tricks: Homemade Easter basket grass

Easter baskets for little kids are a hallmark of today’s celebrations around the region and while stores...
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Cheap Tricks: Save seeds

This year, an estimated 43 million households will grow vegetables, up from 36 million in 2008. Many tout the...
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Teaching baby chicks to eat and drink

In the wild, the mother hen teaches her babies to eat and drink. Thus, it is up to the human caretaker to teach these important skills in...
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Cheap Tricks: hang dry clothes before tossing them in the dryer

According to a USDA fact sheet, jobs outside of urban areas in Tennessee pay about 1/3 less than those in the city,...
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Now’s the time to find chicks in Nashville

With the first day of spring come fluffy baby chicks to co-ops around the region. Chickens provide excellent nourishment both for the soil and for...
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Big new federal regulations proposed for small farms

A big new federal food-safety bureaucracy being proposed in Congress could impact how small and independent American farmers do business, and not in...
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Cheap Tricks: free seed starter pots

Money spent on seed starter pots often gets buried.Starter containers can run from $.10 each to $15 for a large mini greenhouse. Transferring seed...
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Get farm-fresh flavors with community supported agriculture

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With Nashville-based Plumb Good Food out of business, and for those who do not live near the Green Hills' vegetable buying mecca, getting a taste of...
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