Healing Barren Pasture Land

Using ruminants to heal the land
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Renewed Homestead
PO Box 1162
Burnsville, NC 28714
renewedhomestead@gmail.com

You can purchase comfrey and deodorant on our website at https://www.renewedhomestead.com/shop

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To purchase t-shirts, go to https://www.bonfire.com/counter-culture/

If you want a Harvest Right Freeze Dryer to help preserve your food, click below to purchase one. All sales will go to help support the homestead. https://affiliates.harvestright.com/1240.html

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