Green Living
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How To Save Money On The Electric Bill
Has your electric bill gotten so high that it feels as though you're bleeding money every month? Do you cringe right before looking at your bill whether online or the paper version? Do you feel as though you've tried everything you can to keep the bill down by reducing your use of electricity? If...
Raising Chickens For Beginners
Having the financial means to purchase organic chicken that is free of harmful chemicals is a growing problem for the majority of the population. Fortunately, however, the folks that live in rural areas that have a decent size property in which chickens can roam freely don't have to suffer from...
5 Tips For A Green Christmas
There's a high probability that you've heard the classic song, "Dreaming of a white Christmas," which refers to the beautiful snowfall that creates that much anticipated holiday atmosphere. However, planning for a green Christmas is all about being environmentally active and aware while saving...
16 Natural Pest Control Methods
Have you been searching for eco-friendly ways to help you get rid of pests in your home, garden, and even while camping? You'd be pleased to know that you don't have to use chemicals. As a matter of fact, using non-chemical choices is better for you and the environment, and they are very...
Beekeeping For Beginners
If you are considering beekeeping as a hobby or as a sideline business, there are things you will want to keep in mind before making that decision. Since there are many factors involved with making money with the honey bees produce, you might want to start doing it as a hobby first. There is a...
9 Tips For Getting Started With Beekeeping
Have you been contemplating getting involved with beekeeping, whether for profit or as a hobby? If so, one of the best ways to get started is by contacting your state's beekeeping association, which can put you in contact with locals in your area to help you. If you actually take the time to...
Beekeeping Equipment For Beginners
You should take comfort in knowing that to become a beekeeper; you really don't need that much equipment, especially if you plan on keeping your operation small in the beginning. It's all pretty standard stuff, but nonetheless, there is still an investment. The top priorities when it comes to...