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How To Make A Huge Bonfire

Creating a huge bonfire is not only a skill but an art that combines safety, technique, and a bit of spectacle. I've had my...

Chicken Coop 101: Thirteen Lessons We’ve Learned

Starting with Chicken Coop Basics Choosing the right location for your chicken coop Understanding the importance of proper ventilation in your coop Selecting...

How to Start Homesteading: A Beginner’s 10-Step Guide

Planning Your Homestead Journey Starting Small in Homesteading Building Your Homestead Foundation Expanding Your Homesteading Skills Managing Your Homestead Successfully Connecting with the...

Harvesting, Drying, and Using Black Walnuts: A Comprehensive Guide

Hey, homesteaders and foraging enthusiasts! We've stumbled upon an incredible resource that you'll absolutely love. Jan Berry, the talented writer and herbalist behind Unruly...

40 Uses for Wood Ash: Practical Home & Garden Tips

Have you ever wondered about the countless uses for hardwood ashes, especially fireplace ashes and woodstove ashes? They can be used as an effective...

Grow Your Own Toilet Paper: A Sustainable Solution for Preppers and Homesteaders

Are you tired of stockpiling rolls and rolls of toilet paper? Do you want a more sustainable, eco-friendly alternative? Well, Tara Dodrill has got...

Effortless Tub and Shower Cleaner: A Homemade Solution for Sparkling Cleanliness

Experience the power of this homemade tub and shower cleaner, designed to make your cleaning routine a breeze. Watch as it effortlessly tackles grime...

How to Create a Sustainable Homestead Food Supply

One of the core values of homesteading is sustainability, and creating a sustainable food supply is a key aspect of this lifestyle. By growing...

Building a Homestead Community Through Shared Resources

Homesteading is a lifestyle that values self-sufficiency, sustainability, and a close connection to nature. While homesteading can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience, it...

10 Tips for butchering at home and preparing your own meat

Butchering at home can be a rewarding and cost-effective way to source and prepare your own meat. However, it's important to understand the proper...

Wood Gasification Explained To Replace Gasoline

Midwest Permaculture website shares how wood can be transformed and be piped directly into an internal combustion engine as a fuel substitute for gasoline. Gasification is...

Warnings to All Of You About To Start Homesteading

We can certainly say that owning livestock is one of the best parts of homesteading! This video is a warning to all of you who...

Video: Most Misunderstood Aspect of Simple Living

We are sharing a great video from Kalle Flodin where he explains the most misunderstood aspects of simple living. We really appreciate how unabashedly...

6 Mistakes to AVOID when Buying Raw Land for a HOMESTEAD

One of the biggest questions that I get asked on all of our videos is I like your house but how do you actually buy...

Burned board and batten siding

Yakisugi (焼杉) Yakimatsu (焼松) Burnt Cladding, burned wood siding, whatever you want to call it, whats not to love? Extremely long lasting, maintenance free,...

Important Points to Remember When Preparing for a Homesteading Lifestyle

There was a time when everyone was flocking away from cities to suburbia, but in recent years even that has lost its thrill. An...

Homesteading Couple Hasn’t Bought Groceries in a Year of Self-Sufficient Living

Chris and Stef jumped into self-sufficiency last year when they decided not to buy groceries for an entire year, including staples like salt, sugar,...

Living Off-Grid on a Tiny House Homestead for 6 Years

Ariel has been homesteading and living off-grid in a 24'x8' tiny house for 6 years! She grows, forages and preserves as much of her...

4 Indoor Homestead Hacks Everyone Should Know

From using old sweaters for storage to use egg cartons for organizing jewelry, here are some top Indoor Homestead Hacks Everyone Should Know. Why Homestead...

Mistakes to Avoid when Raising Chickens

Raising chickens can look like a win to win situation; you’ll be having healthy supply of eggs, getting to keep nice animals in your...

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