thehancockhale

thehancockhale

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We are a family of three, originally from the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. Currently we are traveling around Europe telling the stories of local farmers and homesteaders. Our family is comprised of Emily, Hunter and our son. I was born and raised in Hawaii and Emily moved here from Arizona twelve years ago. We have a love for nature, farming, gardening, animals, baking, and growing our own food. We strive to be good stewards of the land and to be mindful of what we put in our bodies.

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Reading the Bees' Ledger: Harvesting Honey Without Depleting the Colony
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Reading the Bees' Ledger: Harvesting Honey Without Depleting the Colony

A guide to low-impact honey harvesting, focusing on how to remove surplus honey while minimizing disruption and maximizing the bees' ability to repair and rebuild their essential food stores.

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Rogue Beekeepers
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When the System Fails: Fighting Pests the Regenerative Way
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When the System Fails: Fighting Pests the Regenerative Way

When nature throws a devastating pest at your crops, the industrial solutions often poison the ground. Here’s how regenerative principles give us the power to protect our food sovereignty.

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Rogue Farms
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From Barren Patch to Bounty: The Power of Resilient Food Starts Small
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From Barren Patch to Bounty: The Power of Resilient Food Starts Small

Feeling overwhelmed by global instability? Start by mastering the small-scale, resilient food systems that prove self-sufficiency is achievable right where you are.

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Rogue Growers
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It’s Not Theft: Understanding the Art of Bee Stewardship and the Harvest
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It’s Not Theft: Understanding the Art of Bee Stewardship and the Harvest

When do we take, and how much is enough? We explore the philosophy of beekeeping, redefining the harvest as an act of stewardship rather than depletion.

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thehancockhale
Rogue Beekeepers
4 min
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