Inspiring Health by Returning to Our Roots
Homesteading is a hard life. Rewarding? Sure. Fun? Usually. But easy? Oh, heck no! When I asked my readers what their biggest struggle with homesteading was, many of them said time. I get it! Time is one of the few things we can’t get more of. There are only so many hours in the day […]
Do you have homestead goals? Homestead goal setting is important! For many of us, we have sort-of goals and kind-of ideas for the future but never think very deeply about them or commit them to a plan. This is a huge mistake! Working towards a goal that is not well thought through, or not planned […]
Want a simple manure tea recipe? This is it! I’ve had many gardens in my years as a homesteader. My first was a single aloe plant in the window of my apartment kitchen. Then I had a single raised bed which seemed like a huge thing (and it totally was!). After that, I had 4 […]
I’ve often been asked how I save money on groceries. From deciding to eat real food, to having to cut certain foods out due to intolerances, to completely new dietary restrictions because of my Hashimoto’ disease (Autoimmune Protocol {AIP}), groceries seem to get more and more expensive for us, yet we somehow manage to fit […]
If you’re wondering about homesteading for beginners, you’re not alone. Many people are starting to realize how toxic and fragile our food system is. Many are looking to grow their own food, make their own remedies, and live a more self-sufficient life. But where do you start? Buying property, getting animals, and learning all the […]
Introducing new chickens to your flock is something most chicken keepers have to figure out at some point. When we tried introducing new chickens to our existing flock for the first time we made one huge mistake and learned the hard way what to do and what not to do. Here’s the thing: Chickens are really serious about […]
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