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So what actually needs your attention right now, and what can you let go?
In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, we're talking through our top priorities for the late summer garden. We'll cover why harvesting should come first, how to adjust your watering as the season changes, what to do with bare garden beds, when to plant fall crops or cover crops, and how to keep weeds from creating more work next year.
We also talk about something that's just as important: learning to recognize when good enough really is good enough. You don't need a perfectly tidy garden to have a successful season.
Plus, we're sharing what's happening around our homestead right now, from preserving green beans and sauerkraut to fall pasture management, meat chickens, and preparing for the colder months ahead.