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1 week ago | acreagelife.com | Roz Corieri Paige

Light, creamy and kissed with lemon, this summer-ready spaghetti dish brings big flavor with minimal effort. Fresh basil and garlic round out the sauce, while lemon zest and Parmesan add the perfect finishing touch. It’s a quick, refreshing twist on traditional pasta — perfect for warm evenings.

1 month ago | acreagelife.com | Rachel Witte

Creating Safe Passages for Native AnimalsModern country living is more than scenic views and quiet surroundings — it’s also about being a steward of the land. For acreage owners, one of the most impactful ways to support the environment is by creating and maintaining wildlife corridors. These natural or man-made passageways help animals travel safely across landscapes, find food and mates and maintain healthy populations — all while minimizing human-wildlife conflicts.

2 months ago | acreagelife.com | Rachel Witte

Deep Roots & Lasting HarvestsWith just a little effort this spring, you can set yourself up for years of abundant harvests, improved soil health and reduced maintenance, all by planting perennials. Perennials like asparagus, rhubarb and berry bushes keep coming back season after season, providing reliably delicious harvests while also enriching your land. Their deep roots stabilize soil, minimize erosion and create healthier growing conditions every year.

2 months ago | acreagelife.com | Rachel Witte

Water is one of the most precious resources on any homestead. For those living on acreage, especially in areas where droughts are common, managing and conserving water is essential for both the environment and your own self-reliance. With a little planning and some straightforward strategies, you can significantly reduce water usage without sacrificing comfort or productivity.

Mar 28, 2025 | acreagelife.com | Rachel Witte

We all love seeing our land buzzing with bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators. The best part is that these pollinators make our gardens more than just pleasant places to be; they play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity and ensuring the success of food crops and native plant species.