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How To Build The Cheapest Scarecrow

How To Build The Cheapest Scarecrow

Making a scarecrow can be very interesting and it will definitely come in handy. This is a very easy and low-cost project, you can use materials you...

What Happens When You Mix Fat With Ashes

What Happens When You Mix Fat With Ashes

What happens when you mix ashes with fat? We've got the scoop on that. Get your soap making kit together, friends. We're gonna scrub this one until...

How to Make A Cool Rocket Stove For Free

How to Make A Cool Rocket Stove For Free

Rocket stoves are easy to carry around as a small camp stove whenever you’re out. They are efficient and burn for a long time, so you need less fuel...

Can You Plant a Grocery Store Cucumber?

Can You Plant a Grocery Store Cucumber?

There is nothing better than sinking your teeth into a crisp, fresh, tasting cucumber. They make awesome salads, pickles, drinks, and much more. You...

How To Make Powdered Eggs

How To Make Powdered Eggs

Editor’s Note: Powdered Eggs are cheap, lightweight, nutritious and can last up to 10 years without refrigeration. If it weren’t for their lack of...

How To Fix Clay Or Sandy Garden Soil

How To Fix Clay Or Sandy Garden Soil

Owning a healthy and ever-growing garden needs a perfect soil type. And loamy soil is an excellent type of soil for all the garden needs. It...

Homesteading To Do’s: July

Homesteading To Do’s: July

There are so many things to do throughout the year as a homesteader, that you need a to-do list to ensure you don’t miss anything out. What you need...

How To Grow Food In A Jar

How To Grow Food In A Jar

Need a means of boosting your food production in a tiny, indoors space? Why not set up a Kratky jar? This is a low-cost, low-maintenance,...

DIY Egg Incubator

DIY Egg Incubator

Honestly, hooking up fans and egg turners is likely too much effort for homemade incubators, especially when you're trying to keep going on a very...

How to Survive a Summer Power Outage

How to Survive a Summer Power Outage

Sometimes people think that a summer power outage is easier to deal with than a winter one. After all, in the summer, you don’t have to worry about...

The Dos And Don’ts Of Buying Land

The Dos And Don’ts Of Buying Land

In France, house and property hunters call a home that wins them over coup de cœur, or a “crush”. A coup de cœur has everything you wanted and more:...

How to Grow Vegetables in Small Spaces

How to Grow Vegetables in Small Spaces

We all dream of big, luscious gardens with huge plots of land and the ability to till it until our arms are ready to fall off. Unfortunately, that...

DIY Meat Powder That Can Last 5 Years

DIY Meat Powder That Can Last 5 Years

Meat powder can be used in all sorts of food from soups to salads, rice to veggies, and even desserts like cheesecake, cookies, and pies. If you...

Homesteading To Do’s: June

Homesteading To Do’s: June

June marks the end of the first part of the year, but the beginning of all things beautiful. June is the month of roses and leaves where delightful...

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