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Recommended by Hemlock Hobo

Raising our spiritual insights toward a deeper connection to Mother Nature through my hunting, fishing, and foraging stories.

He has super cool info on hunting and fishing in Vermont, and a great substack on country life!

- Hemlock Hobo

TRY - The Regenerative You

By Daniel P. Hirschi

🌱 Many capable people function well on the outside while feeling strangely dry on the inside. This space is for restoring orientation, clarity, and a sense of inner alignment through regenerative thinking and natural principles. 🌱

Stuck in a rut? Want to improve your life? The Fearless You has great articles on how you can be your better self right now!

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Re·gen·er·ate

By Dragonfly Downs Farm

Working to regenerate farming, food, and culture at home and in community.

They have some great articles on farming and food!

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Root Mother

By Rui Nakata

Permaculture + growing fruit and veg on my little homestead in Maine.

Great information on food forests and gardening!

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Adapt : Survive : Prevail

By TheLastFarm

Eco-socialism, permaculture, homesteading

A Warm Hearth

By Emily Phillips

resplendent motherhood - a saturated life

Polite Company

By Keturah Hickman

A glimpse into my third-world bubble

Keturah is incredible, and writes some great pieces on modern Christian culture and her upbringing!

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The Morning Chirp

Powerful animal stories + original abstract art, all rooted in environmental truth. For those who care about the wild and what we’re losing.

Great writing about climate and the environment.

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West of 98

By James M. Decker

Writing, living, and community-building from a rural place beyond the 98th Meridian

James M Decker writes about rural revitalization and is actually the mayor of a town in Texas. What a cool and unique perspective on agriculture and rural culture!

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Neurodivergent Reflections

By Tina Dixon

Life on an acreage where we try to grow our own food in a regenerative manner.

Great writer with a whimsical and beautiful take on their life. Highly recommended!

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The Poor Prole's Almanac: Restoration Agroecology

By Andy Ciccone

An intersection of agriculture, ecology, and history.

This article has some great information on foraging!

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Forgotten Lands Project

By Josh Jackson

Written and visual dispatches from our least understood, least protected, and largely unknown public lands managed by the BLM. Part guidebook, inspiration, and travelogue.

Really great articles about BLM lands.

- Hemlock Hobo