Eco-Farming New Articles & Updates

Here are the latest additions and updates for Great Group Activities' "Micro Eco-Farming" and "Regenerative Agrarian" sites. This blog lets you easily know what's brand new and what has been updated in those topics of eco-farming. We leave "Fantasy Writing" out of this page. However, we do include articles from our Agritourism Farming Hub which helps farmers succeed with an agritourism component to their farms. And, we include articles from our Country Living Hub, which includes articles on the social enjoyment of country living, such as enjoying potlucks and hosting book groups. Both of those hubs can be found by scrolling near the bottom of the www.MicroEcoFarming.com home page.

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Micro farming and local farm living

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The hub for the eco-micro farming and local farm living worlds -- rural to urban

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Farmers, is YouTube for you?

Should you join the ranks of other farmers creating YouTube channels to boost revenue? Thoughts to consider.

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Pumpkin farming: spare time to 6 digit stream of income

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Growing a U-Pick pumpkin and autumn ornamental patch -- large or small

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Potlucks: The Slow Food Movement Adds Ancient and Visionary Fun

Potlucks can be even more fun and meaningful with a “Slow Food” theme. Neighbors discover a sense of roots and deeper community at these culinary events.

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Barn Dances: Just for fun, or as an agritourism event

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Barn dances are enjoying a revival. Here are tips and ideas whether planning a traditional old-time country barn dance, or one with a modern eco-twist.

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