Today I am joined by the Tactical Redneck for our weekly update from Holler Homestead. We talk about wrapping up peach season, putting food by before it goes to waste, building a backlog of freezer meals, improving the duck pond, and the latest fencing adventures. We also share what we’ve been learning from this year’s garden, experiments with coffee-dyed aprons for upcoming classes, and why choosing to cultivate steady progress instead of chasing perfection is making a real difference around the homestead.
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The Activation Tour with Derrick Broze Franklin, TN https://ActivationTour.org
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Topics Covered
- Wrapping up the peach harvest
- Making peach pie filling and preserving the abundance
- Building a freezer meal backlog for busy seasons
- Duck pond improvements and better water flow
- Fencing successes, mistakes, and lessons learned
- Rotational grazing and sheep management updates
- Saving a 140-year-old family tomato seed line
- What worked—and didn’t—in this year’s garden
- Coffee-dyed aprons for upcoming homestead classes
- Preparing for future events at Basecamp Lodge
- Balancing farm projects with the Nashville duplex sale
- Living out this year’s word: Cultivate
Reference Links
Living Free in Tennessee https://LivingFreeInTennessee.com
The Activation Tour https://ActivationTour.org
Discount Mylar Bags https://DiscountMylarBags.com
The Wealthsteading Podcast https://InvestableWealth.com
Holler Roast Coffee https://HollerRoast.com
Make It A Great Week!