Bell Pepper
One of the most nutritious and versatile vegetables you can grow on your homestead is the bell pepper. With its rich nutritional profile, sweet...
Stop Doing This On Your Property!
When I first started homesteading, I thought of it as a fun hobby that could be approached however I wanted. But as I embarked on the journey, I...
8 Household Uses for Rosemary
Rosemary is a prized herb recognized for its culinary value. It infuses a distinct aroma to enhance the way food tastes. A sprig of rosemary...
They Should Teach This In Schools
Reading, writing, and math skills are important to learn as well as social skills, teamwork, and technology skills. But there are other skills that...
You Will Never Run Out Of Medicine If You Grow This
I've been searching for a good seed kit for quite a while now because I’ve always wanted to start my own medicinal garden in my backyard. I’m not...
Why You Should Dry Your Food Instead Of Canning It
Being prepared for hard times is a vital part of homesteading. One way to store food for later use is to can it, but many of us are now turning to...
Can Vinegar Go Bad?
Vinegar is a versatile ingredient used for cooking, cleaning, and natural remedies, but can vinegar go bad? Whether you’re using vinegar as a salad...
You Won’t Have To Make Compost Again
I have a confession to make:Â I used to hate composting. The smell, the mess, and the endless waiting. These days, things have changed. I use now...
Three Sisters Planting – How to Plant The Three Sisters Garden
These three sisters planting gardens kept Native Americans of several different communities alive for thousands of years. Easily planted together,...
Are You Missing These From Your Property?
There are certain projects that can elevate your homestead experience instantly. These not only provide you with a sense of security and...
Pig In A Jar
Maybe you've just gotten a new canner or you're excited to see what your pressure cooker can do. I'm the same way when I get a new kitchen gadget: I...
Why You Should Bury Glass Bottles In Your Garden
As an avid homesteader, I'm always on the lookout for new ways to help give my plants an extra boost. So why you should bury glass bottles in your...
Duck Eggs Vs. Chicken Eggs
Ah, do you want to raise chickens or ducks? For most people, the answer to that question will depend on which they prefer in the debate of duck vs....
The Worst Animals To Raise. Do You Have One On Your Property?
Homesteading can be fascinating. But deciding which animals to keep and which to let go of on your property can be tricky. Raising animals on a...
Don’t Throw Away Your Onion Skins, Do This Instead!
If you are trying to cut down on your trash, a good place to start is with your kitchen scraps. Onion is probably one of the kitchen staples that...
How To Get Rid Of A Wasp Nest
Imagine having a lovely afternoon on your homestead while praising the fruits you have planted. Suddenly your peace is all gone as you sense buzzing...
Aeroponics
Homesteaders are always looking for innovative agricultural practices to maximize productivity at the same time as minimize resource consumption....
I Finally Did It
Fish are bred and raised in a controlled environment as part of fish farming, commonly called aquaculture, a significant agricultural area. It has...
How To Make An Invisible Shelter
When there is a societal breakdown, be it localized rioting or a nationwide crisis, looting becomes a major concern that we need to take seriously;...
DIY Solar Powered Air Cooler
As homesteaders, we understand the importance of self-sufficiency and using what we have. One of the most significant resources at our disposal, is...
What The Amish Ate During The Great Depression
The Amish people were known for their resourcefulness and ability to make do with what they had. During the Great Depression, when many families...
How To Entertain Your Chickens
Now is a great time to unwind your homestead and declutter everything. However, as winters are over, your chickens might not be in the mood to stay...
DIY Electricity Free Fridge
During a grid-down scenario, the loss of electricity presents an immediate problem of food spoilage. While generators, battery banks, and other...
Do Not Throw Your Plastic Bags, Do This Instead
Plastic bags have long been a topic of concern regarding their environmental impact. They take hundreds of years to decompose and can cause severe...
11 Fast Growing Vegetables To Grow In A Crisis
Fresh fruits and veggies are a staple of our diet. They fuel our bodies and sharpen our minds, but what happens if we cannot access this precious...
Haybox Cooking
Cooking can be an energy-intensive and time-consuming activity. Whether homesteading, or living off the grid, you always look for ways to save time...
10 Best Medicinal Plants Every Homesteader Should Grow
As the sun starts shining, many homesteaders are getting ready to plant their gardens. To make the most out of this season, consider planting some...
How To Make The Hoover Stew Of The Great Depression
Feeding a family in tough times can be a difficult task. In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, people had to get creative to put food on the...
Cow
Raising cows on your homestead is an important part of being self-sufficient because of the numerous benefits they provide. From food to fertilizer,...
12 Dog-Friendly Plants To Have Around Your Property
The garden is usually the favorite spot for a family to spend their leisure time. If you have a dog in your home, you can be sure that the garden is...
How To Start An Easy Vegetable Container Garden
Starting a vegetable garden in containers is easy. Container vegetable gardens are ideal for beginners who simply want to keep a couple of plants or...
What Happens If You Bury A Penny Next To Your Plants
Did you know that when you burry a penny next to your plants you help them thrive? This simple yet effective gardening hack is easy to implement and...
