The newsletter

Notes on land work, for people who own some

I write when there is something worth sending. Usually that is a program paying for work you were going to do anyway, something I got wrong on a project and what it cost, or a new guide. No schedule, and no filler to hit one.

You also get the quick-start checklist. Leave any time, and the link is in every email.

What actually arrives

Money you can claim

Cost-share programs, rebates and tax treatment for ecological land work. Most owners never hear these exist, and several of them cover work that was already on the list.

What went wrong

Projects that did not go to plan, what it cost to fix, and what I do differently now. More useful than the photographs, and rarer.

New guides first

Every guide goes to the list before it goes anywhere else, and they stay free.

Prefer to read before subscribing? The journal and the free guides are open, with nothing behind a form.