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Medicinal Uses of Mullein — Grow, Harvest, and Use

Medicinal Uses for Yarrow—The Homestead Herb

Homemade Cough Syrup | Eucalyptus and Thyme

5 Christmas Homemade Air Fresheners

How to Make Deep Cleaning Chicken Coop Cleaner

The Homesteader’s Natural Chicken Keeping Handbook is Here!

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I know I will probably never live in a space like

I know I will probably never live in a space like this on this earth. And I know there are mansions in heaven. But I wouldn’t be upset in the least bit if the Lord set aside a space just like this for me to farm when I get there. Even if the mansion is a hut.

#whenigetwhereimgoing #daydreaming #fieldsofgold #farmher #simplellife

Your love crashes over me, wave after wave 🖤

Your love crashes over me, wave after wave 🖤

Today feels like the first normal day I've had in

FALL COURSE ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN⁠ ⁠ Are You Rea

FALL COURSE ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN⁠
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Are You Ready for Virus Season?⁠
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Preparing for cold and flu season is one of the most important things to do when you're an herbalist. Join me, Amy K, Fewell as we dive into simple herbal preparations, ways to support your immune system, recipes for preparations, herbal profiles (printables), the science behind viruses and herbs, and more!⁠
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Within this mini-course, you'll get access to information about:⁠
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• Supporting your immune system naturally⁠
• Supporting your immune system when you've been exposed to a virus, or have the potential to be exposed to one (in work, school, gatherings, airplanes, and more)⁠
• Creating simple herbal preparations for your apothecary specially for cold and flu season⁠
• Pharmacognosy and Pharmacokinetics⁠
• Get printables of herbal profiles that we talk about during the course⁠
• Learn how to navigate cold, flu, and virus symptoms naturally (like fever, body aches, runny nose, and cough)⁠
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.....and much more. ⁠
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While this course talks all about naturally preventing and treating viruses and colds with herbs, the first part of the course will actually walk you through how the human body works, how we get sick, the immune system, and more.⁠
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Before we can confidently navigate the human body with herbs, we must know how the body works!⁠
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Go at your own pace in this Homestead Herbalist mini course for cold and flu season, and confidently learn how to prepare and treat your family during cold, virus, and flu season!⁠
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FALL ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN (link in bio)—⁠
https://amy-fewell.teachable.com/p/homestead-herbalist-herbs-preparations-for-colds-viruses-presale/⁠

Fall is upon us, and just like with anything that’s in season, we have to weed through the truths and myths when it comes to our health and our chicken’s health. One of the constant things you’ll see floating around the interwebs is about pumpkin seeds as a natural dewormer for your chickens and other livestock. It’s not a myth, but it’s only a partial truth, unfortunately. These claims happen when bloggers do a quick google search for something, or they hear about something that might work, and then claim it as gospel. That’s not really my style, thankfully. And so I’m all about bringing you the truth with all the facts, not just a few of them. Trust me, it will save you a lot of time and heartache in the long run.⁠
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While it is popular to suggest pumpkin and pumpkin seeds as a natural anti-parasitic for livestock, it is actually the extraction of the medicinal properties in the pumpkin seeds that is a natural anti-parasitic and dewormer. You can continue to give your chickens pumpkin and pumpkin seeds, but you probably won’t get rid of a worm infestation with them, and at the very least, it’s only slightly a preventative. Your best bet is to make a tincture out of the seeds to keep on hand when you need it, or add pumpkin seeds to your homemade anti-parasitic tincture. Let’s break it down a bit more.⁠
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READ MORE HERE (link in bio) -- ⁠
https://thefewellhomestead.com/are-pumpkin-seeds-a-natural-dewormer-for-chickens/⁠
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#chickens #ducks #pumpkins #homestead #homesteadersofamerica

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