Welcome to Life Unplugged, your guide to living off grid with alternative energy on the modern homestead. Earth is one of the oldest and most plentiful building materials known to man. Why purchase a material and pay to have it transported when suitable earth s almost always close at hand. Earthbag construction is a green building option that has been utilized by for thousands of years. Generate Electricity with a Wind Turbine.

Bringing Local Honey to Your Table since 1980. Where To Buy Our Honey. Hosted by a photo based website called pbase. Many include beekeeping in America, Ireland and Panama, some are just photos of things I like. I hope you find them enjoyable and interesting.

Northwoods Apiaries is proud to offer a variety of honeybee products. From our Vermont beehives, we harvest honey and beeswax. We are focused on developing beekeeping practices that guarantee the highest levels of quality for our products while preserving and protecting the environmentt. Click here for Nucleus Colonies and Hive Kits, and Queen Bees! Click here for Honey.

Honey is currently out of stock for all containers; due to the horrible season this year, no honey will be available until summer 2015. Heard about Africanized Honey Bees in Utah and want more information? Please visit the Utah County Beekeepers Association Webpage -. Inc, PO Box 743, Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062.

Windmill Hill Farm produces the finest pure raw natural wildflower honey in. To learm more about our farm visit our farm pages here. We use the minimum possible chemicals in the care of our bees; the honey has been tested for pesticide residue. Our honey is raw unflitered and unpasturized. Having a baby shower? Perhaps an upcoming wedding? Retail Outlets - click here.

Happy Bee and the Wandering Squirrel. A Happy Bee and the Wandering Squirrels. One baby Robin also visits the yard occasionally. Here he is waiting for the sprinkler to go off so he can get a little drink of water. The other day, a Downy Woodpecker showed up, pecking away at the stick trellis by my Clematis. One day I put out some plump blueberries in the bird feeder, but the Sparrows just looked at them strangely and tossed them over the side.