These 13 homesteading root cellar alternatives will give homesteaders other options to preserve vegetables longer. Traditionally, farmers and homesteaders use earthen root cellars to store fresh vegetables after the year’s harvest. Unfortunately today, this may not be possible for everyone, so what is a person do? So if fall harvesting is fast approaching and you have nowhere to put all of those fresh vegetables that you will be using to feed your family throughout the fall and winter, there are a number of things you do that will work as a replacement to a root cellar.

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Let’s face it, not everyone has ready access to real root cellar these days, so what to do in fall after you have harvested your veggies? This article is filled with 13 interesting ideas that can be accomplished depending on your circumstances. Some may not be exactly practical in all settings, but you will definitely find one or more that will be suitable replacements for a root cellar.

Benefits of reading the 13 Root Cellar Alternative Article

● It is a really good resource for the traditional homesteader and urban homesteader

● Each of the 13 alternatives include a description and list of necessary materials

● Each one also includes a link to a DIY project to show how it is done

● Includes many full color photos

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