These 10 steps to start frugal homesteading are what you can do right now to set you on your path to self sufficiency.

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There are a number of benefits to being self-sufficient. Imagine being able to have all that you need within the realm of your property. You no longer have to depend on anyone else, including not being subject to inflation when you walk through the doors of the supermarket.

Homesteading is a great way to be self-sufficient. It’s a way to save money and take control of all that you use and consume. It includes agriculture, preservation of food items, and might even include textiles and clothing.

Essentially, you decide how much you want to get involved with when it comes to homesteading. It’s not as expensive to get started as many people believe. You simply have to be a little resourceful when you get started. It starts by simplifying your life. This ensures you have the time and energy to do this right. Otherwise, you won’t have the time – and there’s one thing that every homesteader agrees on – it requires a time commitment.

There is another tip that is going to help you dramatically – make friends with other homesteaders. This will ensure you have guidance when it comes to getting started. Plus, you might be able to make some trades with homesteading friends. Eggs for tomatoes and such things are very common within homesteader families.

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