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Editor-in-Chief Betsy Freese and Editor/Host Jodi Henke share tips from experts across the United States to help you around your acreage. If your favorite station doesn't carry the show, call them and ask for it!

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Ways to use vinegar
7/7/14 | 11:59 AM
If there’s one magic bottle-of-stuff to have around the house, it’s vinegar. If you don’t have any, get some, because I asked our Living the Country Life Facebook friends how they use vinegar and they have all kinds of ideas. Marilae and Dee told us you’ll need to keep... listen now
Taming a pet chicken
7/7/14 | 11:46 AM
My daughter Michaela just adores chickens. She also loves to hold them – if she can catch them. Unfortunately most of the birds do not like her. Melissa Caughey raises pet chickens in Massachusetts. She says some breeds are naturally more interested in humans than others. The Buff... listen now
Cleaning a flooded well
7/7/14 | 11:34 AM
A well that’s been inundated with floodwater could end up with debris, bacteria, and other contaminants in your drinking water. It has to be cleaned out and tested before it’s safe for humans and animals to use. Because wells are complicated, you’ll need to get ahold of a licensed... listen now
Wildsteading in Michigan
7/7/14 | 11:17 AM
Jon and Nicolette Sowder have always been interested in keeping the environment pure. They learned about permaculture, visited eco-friendly farms, and studied all they could before buying their dream homestead. They found 40 acres near Grand Rapids, Michigan that includes 25-acres of woodlands... listen now
Compass plant
7/7/14 | 11:08 AM
Native prairie plants have been around for centuries. Their toughness is enticing gardeners to add their low-maintenance beauty to the landscape. The compass plant stands tall above most, and also has an interesting history. Leonard Perry is an extension horticulturist at the University of... listen now
Making homemade ice cream
6/27/14 | 12:08 PM
My family has an old hand-crank ice cream maker that used to give my arms a good workout when I was a kid. I have an electric machine now and my arms are thankful. Amelia McGrew is a food safety extension agent with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. She says ice cream recipes can be... listen now
Controlling tree frogs
6/27/14 | 11:56 AM
I love listening to tree frogs sing, but they sure let out an amazing amount of noise for critters only two-inches long. Some people find them downright annoying, and we had one radio listener ask us what she could do about them.   Naturalist John Himmelman says tree frogs spend the winter... listen now
PED and county fairs
6/27/14 | 11:40 AM
A highly-contagious virus called Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea, or PED, has been spreading rapid-fire through American swine herds. The disease is transmitted from pig-to-pig through fecal material and close contact. As local and state fairs open their gates this summer, some people wonder whether... listen now
Montana homesteading
6/27/14 | 11:28 AM
Annie and Walter Bernauer of Missoula, Montana wanted to become homesteaders. They dreamed of growing their own food and teaching their young daughter about living the simple life. As they were pursuing that dream, all they could afford was a fixer-upper, but in 2013 found four-and-a-half acres... listen now
Controlling Japanese beetles
6/20/14 | 2:35 PM
I have some knockout roses and a couple of butterfly bushes that become a Japanese Beetle buffet every summer. Japanese beetles have green heads and copper wings. As grubs, they destroy lawns and eat through plant roots. As adult beetles, they ravage plants. These insects are throughout the U.s.... listen now

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