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For some homesteaders, preparing chickens for spring is as easy as throwing open the barn doors and letting them run. However, there are a lot of...

Public health officials, pharmaceutical companies, the United Nations, and various world governments have spent the last several years doing everything they can to whip up hysteria...

They make many people cringe and little boys love to taunt little girls with them, but earthworms are endlessly useful. Without them, our soil would not...

You are Needy Everything you eat, drink, breathe, wear, or in any way use belongs to God’s creation.  You were born into this world naked and...

No one enjoys getting into a fight, especially with someone you love.  Yet, many of us find ourselves over and over falling into contentious arguments, with...

As a writer and producer on the newly released documentary, A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995, this is my second article in a series I am...

Popular literature frequently skirts the boundaries between truth and fiction. Many classic literary works have actually been thinly veiled allegories of contemporary or historical events, and...

In a classic example of a pre-emptive strike, in March 2011 a coalition of over fifty groups  representing organic farmers and non-genetically modified seed dealers filed...

Spring is a time of birth around a homestead—baby lambs, calves, foals, kids, chicks and a whole lot more. It is also a time of rebirth...

Solar and wind energy can be as fickle as the weather they depend upon. Therefore, anyone hoping to escape from the grid by turning to these...