Anna Hess
Autore di The Weekend Homesteader: A Twelve-Month Guide to Self-Sufficiency
Sull'Autore
Anna Hess is a homesteader, writer, and blogger whose first book, The Weekend Homesteader, helped thousands of homesteaders-to-be find ways to fit their dreams into the hours left over from a full-time job.
Serie
Opere di Anna Hess
Farmstead Feast: Winter: Delicious, in-season recipes by the author of The Weekend Homesteader (2015) 18 copie
$10 Root Cellar: And Other Low-Cost Methods of Growing, Storing, and Using Root Vegetables (Modern Simplicity) (2013) 17 copie
The Ultimate Guide to Soil: The Real Dirt on Cultivating Crops, Compost, and a Healthier Home (2016) 15 copie
The Working Chicken: Learn everything you need to know to become a backyard egg and meat producer in 30 minutes or… (2013) 10 copie
Farmstead Feast: Spring: Delicious, in-season recipes by the author of The Weekend Homesteader (Volume 2) (2015) 6 copie
Thrifty Chicken Breeds: Efficient Producers of Eggs and Meat on the Homestead (Permaculture Chicken Book 3) (2014) 3 copie
Naturally Bug-Free: Controlling Pest Insects Without Chemicals (Permaculture Gardener) (Volume 2) (2014) 3 copie
Weekend Homesteader: Spring 1 copia
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Informazioni generali
- Data di nascita
- unknown
- Sesso
- female
- Luogo di residenza
- Ohio, USA
- Istruzione
- Swarthmore College
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Recensioni
Weekend Homesteader: June di Anna Hess
I was impressed with what I read for the month of June and is the reason why I ended up purchasing her twelve month guide to homesteading, "The Weekend Homesteader:
I love this book! It has lots of good, practical ideas that I have never heard of before, and some I have heard of before. Chapters are separated by month and things that should be done in those months. I have more fruit trees to plant this year and will be using her guidelines on using a "hugelkultur" (p. 28). Looking forward to trying other homesteading ideas in this book.
UPDATE: Did not plant fruit trees using the "hugelkultur" system. I'm too lazy!
UPDATE: Did not plant fruit trees using the "hugelkultur" system. I'm too lazy!
After getting into the aquarium and terrarium hobby over the last few years, I have come to realize that nothing maintains a healthy ecosystem better than nature's clean up crew. Why should my garden outside be any different?
I am excited to use Anna Hess's methods this spring and summer!!
I am excited to use Anna Hess's methods this spring and summer!!
Enjoyable on its own
I devour cookbooks like good food. This one was simply enjoyable to read. If you are a regular carnivorous eater, there are plenty of great recipes and one or two adventurous ones. I am a vegetarian/almost vegan so this wasn't the cookbook for me. However, I found the section on making maple and birch syrup incredibly helpful in my decision to tap trees or not. My only wish is that the author had some veg recipes because I'm really curious how she'd cook them. I bet she could come up with something great.… (altro)
I devour cookbooks like good food. This one was simply enjoyable to read. If you are a regular carnivorous eater, there are plenty of great recipes and one or two adventurous ones. I am a vegetarian/almost vegan so this wasn't the cookbook for me. However, I found the section on making maple and birch syrup incredibly helpful in my decision to tap trees or not. My only wish is that the author had some veg recipes because I'm really curious how she'd cook them. I bet she could come up with something great.… (altro)
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Statistiche
- Opere
- 39
- Utenti
- 592
- Popolarità
- #42,409
- Voto
- 3.5
- Recensioni
- 12
- ISBN
- 21
- Lingue
- 1
