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I've Moved...
The Deliberate Agrarian (Herrick Kimball) is now posting occasional essays at Heavenstretch. Click the picture for details.
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My Stewardculture Magazine Interview
(Part 1)
Click The Picture For Details
Delmar Ain't So Stupid...
Click on Delmar and read why I think he's the smartest of the three characters in the "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" movie
Aphorisms Of The Fathers...
And The Mothers (click the picture)
My New York Times Op-Ed Article
The Jeffersonian Solution (click the man and read the article)
Check Out My New Whizbang Gardening Facebook Page...
(click the picture to get there)
Reestablishing The Family Economy—Part 1
It's A Biblical Imperative
(click the picture)
Reestablishing The Family Economy—Part 2
We Are Not Called To Be Slaves (click the picture)
Reestablishing The Family Economy—Part 3
Profile of a Free Man
(click the picture)
Reestablishing The Family Economy—Part 4
Sage Advice For Would-Be Farmers
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Corporationism vs Independent Patriarchal Units
Lyberty Hyde Bailey (1927)
Read it and weep.
(click the picture)
Read The Book—
Writings Of A Deliberate Agrarian
…Now available as a PDF download for only $4.50 (click the picture for details)
Farming 1.5 Acres...
…And Making A Good Living. (click the picture)
Goodness, Beauty & Loving The Earth
A Christian-Agrarian Missive on God's Creation
Reading Agriphemera
We can learn a lot from the old agricultural writings (Click the picture for more details)
This Man, Now Deceased, Predicted The Economic Decline of America Back in The 1950's.
Click the picture to read about Professor Walter Prescott Webb's Boom Hypothesis of Modern History, and where we are headed from here
Agrarian-Style Economic Self Defense...
I posted this to the internet in early 2008. It is still the most practical advice you'll get for dealing with the harsh economic realities that we face now and will face even more in the years ahead. (click the picture to read the essay)
Modern Banking is An Evil System of Economic Oppression
Click the picture for details
The Coming Pension Crisis...
...And what you can do about it. (click the picture)
How To Get Through The Coming Hyperinflation
click the picture to read the 6-part series
Have You Considered Deflation?
Martin Armstrong seems pretty sure of himself (click the sign for details)
The Christian Doctrine of Work
Something's Missing in The 10 Commandmants as it is commonly known. (click the picture)
Scott Nearing's "Horse Chow"
A Four Part Series
(click on any of the raisins in the bowl)
Mr. Tesoro's Story
(click the picture)
Blessed is the Man...
Reflections on "tax day." (click the old paper)
City Living?
Some Thoughts on Christian-Agrarian Community (click the picture)
A Herod Nation
Is that What America Has Become? (click the picture)
How To Remember (And Teach Your Children) The 10 Commandments
click the sad bath
Light in Our Dwellings...
Christianity + Agrarianism = Hope In the midst of a dying industrial culture (click the light)
Have You Seen My Whizbang Gardening Book?
5 stars at Amazon. Click the cover to learn more.
New From Planet Whizbang...
The Old-Timer's Poultry Library
A rare and fascinating resource for the poultry lover (click the picture for details)
Strawberries From My Garden!
Grown the "E.P. Roe Way" (click the picture to learn more)
Rural Americans: Cannon Fodder For The New World Order
Click on Sergeant York to read the story.
Freedom Isn't Free (And Other Propoganda)
(click the picture)
Esther Stermer Was A Conspiracy Theorist!
Obviously the woman was a little crazy.… Right? (click the picture for the story)
How Free Men Become Slaves...
A Contra-Industrial Parable From The Okefenokee Swamp (click the pigs)
I Make Classic American Clothespins
click the clothespin and learn all about them.
Have You been to The Agrarian Foundation Article Archives?
(click the picture and go)
What Would an Agrarian Monetary System Look Like?
Well, for one thing, it would NOT be based on paper money. Click Andy Jackson for some details.
Thomas Jefferson's Warnings About Government Debt (Then and Now)
Read it and weep (click the president)
How Farmers Became Slaves To The Corporate Masters
Click on the mostly forgotton 1937 book by Professor Walter Prescott Webb and learn the sad story
Why Food?
A Christian-Agrarian perspective (click the picture to read the essay)
The Puritan Theology of Suffering...
An excellent treatise on a difficult subject. (click the picture to learn more)
A Missive On The Prosperity-Driven Life
"The desire to be rich, to have an abundance of possessions and money, is the keystone of our modern, neo-Babylonian culture." (click the picture for my perspective)
Prosperity Gospel/ Prosperity Idolatry
Click the picture to hear John Piper's powerful 2.5 minute condemnation of the modern prosperity gospel
Homo-Tyranny
... And Me (click the trap)
Agrarian Nation
Another of my online projects (click the picture)
Have You Been To Planet Whizbang?
It's my deliberate agrarian home business. Click the beet and check it out.
NEW….
Whizbang Notes
These delightful little notebooks are a great down-to-earth tool. Click the beet to learn more.
Have You Seen The Planet Whizbang Wheel Hoe I Invented?
Click The Picture For Details about the hoe and the inexpensive wheel hoe kits I sell
I Invite You To Read My Online Gardening Essays
Click on that beautiful handful of sifted compost.
The Wife
Of My Youth...
A Blessed Man's Reflections on Young Love (click the happy faces)
Eulogy For Evelyn
She was my mother-in-law. (click the picture)
Ken Badman's Good Example
Actions Speak Louder Than Words. (click the picture)
Backyard Sugaring
We make our own maple syrup. Click on the picture for complete how-to details.
Have You Seen Leo Sprauer's Handcrafted Hop Hoe?
Click the picture to learn more.
Learn About Whizbang Bucket Irrigation...
(click the trickle valve)
Have You Read Roe?
E.P. Roe, that is. Click on his picture to read some excerpts from this remarkable Christian-agrarian author of the 1800s.
Have You Been To My New Instructional Web Site?
It's for people who garden (click the picture)
Two Kinds of Men
There are only two kinds of men in this world. Click the picture to learn more.
They Are Not Human...
Don't ever forget it (click the skull)
A Stable of Agrarian Bloggers
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Crazy house - Older Daughter came into the living room the other day, laughing her head off. It seems she had been scrolling around the website Realtor.com and stumble...
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I want to be an Ube farmer - This spring, I planted 120′ of Ube yams. Ube yams are prized by the… The post I want to be an Ube farmer appeared first on The Survival Gardener.2 days ago
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Masonry Stove: Chimney - Well, this took longer than we thought it would. But at last, the chimney is installed. The holdup was getting the chimney pipe pieces. Used to be that ev...
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Half of One - Thoughts After Attending a Wedding *Image by prostooleh on Freepix*: Image by p In my five years as a widow I’ve attended many weddings— siblings, nep...
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How to Make Dehydrated Apples - The perfect fall snack, these Dehydrated Apples are easy to make at home and result in healthy chips with the perfect snap. Eat them plain or add cinnamo...4 weeks ago
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I am moving to Substack. - Just popping in to say farewell to this era and to invite those interested to follow perhaps a bit more controversial and challenging stream of writings ...1 month ago
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Young Farmers Submits Comment for Hearing on Financial Conditions in Farm Country - The National Young Farmers Coalition (Young Farmers) submitted the following public comment to the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture as part of a hearing...2 months ago
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Join our email list! - We’ve been quiet over here on the blog because all of our new content at the moment is showing up […]
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Foundations for Farming Trainer’s Training | Well-Watered Garden Project - Do you want to use gardening to feed your family, serve people in your community, and share the hope of Jesus with others? If so consider praying about joi...5 months ago
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Automatic Chicken Coop Door Review - An automatic chicken coop door eliminates the need to be home at night to close up the chickens or getting up early to let them out. Here is my review of...6 months ago
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New Era Resolutions – 2024 - America continues down the path to a new era – an era characterized by an extreme cultural split on a massive scale. Our task as Southern Agrarians is to m...10 months ago
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The Homeschool Years - I’ve wanted to homeschool our children since I carried that first precious life in my womb. Those earliest years went fast and smooth, just these two lit...1 year ago
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Delicious Recipes With Apples - As fall apples reach their prime, take advantage of them in these tasty sweet, savory, and comforting recipes! From drinks and salads to main courses and...1 year ago
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Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!1 year ago
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Fall Projects - Fall is a busy time of the year. The leaves are beautiful when they display their colors but piled up on my decks, sidewalks and doorways not so much. ...
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Follow me! - Please follow me on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/rockyoakhomestead1/ Until Next Time... The Homestead Lady2 years ago
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David's Digest: Do We Have Our Own Gourd? - [image: Jonah's Gourd] Jonah 4:5-11: *5 So Jonah went out of the city, and sat on the east side of the city, and there made him a booth, and ...2 years ago
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Choosing A Painter And Decorator Dublin - A home painter and decorator is someone who is employed by a contractor to paint and refurbish homes, and is also referred to as a home painter and decorat...3 years ago
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The Biggest Thing Since Sliced Bread….In Bioweapons - Often times, those on the ground, digging for things, come up with pretty viable connections that those who are just trying to stay on top of things…Miss. ...3 years ago
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An Interview About Our Homeschooling Journey - A friend asked me a bunch of questions and I did my best to answer. You can find the interview here.
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This Blog is Closed - *We have moved. Y**ou may now find us at:* *thoughtsfromfrankandfern.wordpress.com*
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Manitowoc Calling - For the last three weeks, I’ve received an unknown call on my cell phone. The call comes in at the same time every day, but I never answer it. Manitowoc C...3 years ago
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Linthead Stomp, Act Three - ACT THREE Scene One Setting is a drab sparsely-furnished millworker house in Leaksville. On the wall is a 1930 calendar and a poster for The North Caro...4 years ago
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The Last Farmer - An Interview in 2001 with Marvelous Marv Grabacre From Gene Logsdon {Thanks to Pamela Smith, an Editor with The Progressive Farmer, we are posting an artic...4 years ago
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Best Home Canned Tomato Soup Recipe - This is our favorite tomato soup recipe for canning. This recipe makes a tomato soup concentrate canned in pint jars The post Best Home Canned Tomato Sou...5 years ago
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Do you need a Water Well Bucket? - As if the threats of war, terrorism, economic collapse, natural and man-made catastrophes, plagues, solar flares and EMPs are not enough to consider, we no...5 years ago
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Herrick Kimball Is Now Blogging At Heavenstretch - Dateline: 23 June 2019 I've blogged on this Blogger format for 14 years. Blogger was a good place for me for most of those years. But it has become so p...
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Go Up On A Tall Mountain - Go up on a tall mountain, like where your ancestors once sacrificed to idols and learn that you are nothing. The post Go Up On A Tall Mountain appeared fi...5 years ago
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Monday walk to the barn - Aggy went for a walk to the barn and a doe was watching her from near the creek. She had probably never seen a dog spinning around in a circle and of cou...
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it's summer... - jambaoney here! it's summer!! Well it has been a LONG while since i posted anything here. i was really caught up in work over the winter and into the sp...
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Looking back and Looking On: 2016 reflections and 2017 dreams - The blog has been quiet these days, but we've been busy behind the scenes. At times, it feels like I get nothing done but keeping the kids alive and us ...
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Three Vintage Hogs! - Photo from "Connecticut and the Hog." Click the picture for a larger view. If you like pigs, you're going to love this collection of three rare, vintage, ...
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A Tribute to Dewayne Block - This tribute was posted to the Standing Stone Honey Products Facebook page this week. Something you find with a home business is that many people have he...
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Upcoming Farm School! - If you’ve made it this far on this blog, you deserve a pat on the back… it took real patience and perseverance to make that happen! The reality is that I d...7 years ago
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January - OK, so January has rolled around. The heat is here, not as bad as some years and bringing a decent amount of rain too. The grass has come on and the cattle...
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2017 CSA Season - Yep. I'm still here. Christmas and New Year's have past. January is time to start thinking about taxes and gardens. Let's just think about the gardens a...
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Please don't waste your Tuesday! - Let's set the mood first... Okay... for those of you who don't know, I am a conservative Christian. I have mixed feelings about the Republicans and have ...
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Local and Love Pets? - Essential Oils for Fido and Felix! Bill and I love animals and we like to support their health as naturally as possible on our homestead. Would you like to...8 years ago
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Giveaway #6Gardening When It Counts(three winners) - This is, without a doubt, my favorite gardening book. I'm giving away three copies of *Gardening When It Counts* to three fortunate people in this conte...
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Storing Food and Possibly the Coolest Thing Ever! - Food storage is imperative on a homestead. You might think that goes without saying. While I can freeze quite a bit, it is not sustainable...meaning if t...
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Here's how to subscribe via e-mail at the new site! - Hi, Florida Survival Gardening subscribers! Many of you asked if it was possible to continue receiving my posts on a daily basis since I switched over to a...9 years ago
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Rabbit and Kraut - David asked for a rabbit dish with sauerkraut. I didn’t have a particular recipe, so I looked over my cookbook library and pulled a Russian/German/Polish...9 years ago
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Goodbye Granny Miller - If this weblog were one of my sheep or cows, it would have starved from neglect! I have been meaning to post about a couple of things, but real life somet...
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Spring Has Finally Sprung - David brought me crab apple tree blossoms and lilacs. Now that spring is finally here, summer can't be too far away!
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boys room . . . - The boys room, on the other hand, had paper. And lots of it! Some of it was peeling off already, so it made it a little easier to peel the rest of the pa...
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I Invented Granola Bars....
...And I Can Prove It
(click on the bar)
Get The Peppermint Zing!
A sinus sauna how-to
(click photo for details)
Yeoman Furniture & My New Wood Box
Yeomen don't buy furniture.
They make their own. (click the picture)
Yeoman Furniture
(Part 2)
Waste Not, Want Not (click the picture for the story)
My Amazing Whizbang Apple Grinder
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You can make awesome apple mash, ready for pressing, in no time with this homemade device. Click on the picture to learn more
We Make Apple Cider
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You can too
(click on the picture to learn how)
Twelve Years Old Today
He's actually 22 now, but my prayer is the same
This is William Kimball
(Him An Me Is Kin)
Click on the picture for William's Story
Homegrown Poultry
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Click on the picture and I'll show you how to butcher a chicken
The Lovely Marlene With A Homemade Whizbang Garden Cart
Anyone can make a Whizbang Garden Cart. Click on the picture to learn how.
My Whizbang Row Cover Hoop System
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Finally Online as of 1/29/10
(click the pic)
Have You Seen Jax Hamlin's Chickens?
Click The Chicken!
This Blog Promotes Personal Responsibility And Traditional Concepts of American Liberty
The Christian-Agrarian Exodus of 1620
The Pligrims did NOT come to America for religious freedom.
(click the picture)
Vacuum Bottle Thermos Cooking
Learn how to prepare and cook simple, inexpensive, wholesome meals (click the thermos bottle to read)
The Sermon I'll Never Forget
Pastor West was at Iwo Jima
(click Mt. Suribachi)
Planting Potatoes With A Little Girl
"I must admit that four year old girls were once something like aliens to me." (click the pic)
Boys Will Be…. Warriors
Swinging homemade maces at each other can be great fun!
(click the warriors)
Benny's Grandfather Was A Ditch Digger
And He Grew Tomatoes
(click the Big Boy)
Backyard Poultry Processing With My 11-Year-Old Son
If he can do it, so can you.
(click on the smiley face)
Another Summer Evening's Meal
This is the kind of food we dream about in the depths of winter.
(click on the picture)
Pickled Garlic Scapes
Click on the silly boy's nose for a pickled scape tutorial
"Every Bean's A Blessing, Boys"
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Dried beans present an opportunity to teach important things to my children (click the beans)
Hay Hooks
I bought my sons hay hooks, and they have gotten a lot of use since I wrote this essay
When Me & Ed Made Apple Cider
The Year Was 1976
(click the old press)
The Fun, Fast Way To Skin A Deer
Seeing is believing
America's New Declaration of Independence
(click the picture)
Check Out The 2010 Deliberate Agrarian Haiku Poetry Contest
Three lines. Seventeen syllables. Win some neat prizes. (click the picture)
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I will not be showing this to the children. I have a hard enough time getting them to eat salad as it is. At least there isn't a bite out of it.
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