One way to maximize your space is by putting in a fall garden. I’m all about growing as much food in as small of a space as possible. Most homesteaders don’t have huge properties to use to grow food or start a farm, so I’m always looking to show others what you can do with […]
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Calendula Benefits, Uses, and How to Grow It
If I had to choose just one herb to grow on the homestead, I would choose calendula. Calendula is an amazing herb that has many benefits and uses. It can be used for food or medicine and can help attract beneficials into the garden. It’s also amazingly beautiful and makes a great cut flower for […]
How to Make Herb-Infused Oil (for Recipes or Remedies)
If you’re looking to make herb-infused oil to use in home remedies or in your favorite recipes, you’re in the right place. Herb infused oil has many uses on the homestead and making it is a great skill to have for unpredictable times. But it’s about as simple as it gets, so it’s a great […]
Worm Composting: How to Do It (And Why You’d Want To)
If you’re wondering how you can compost your food scraps if you don’t have a yard, vermicomposting (or worm composting) may be the answer! I have been turning kitchen scraps into rich healthy compost for about a year now and I love it. It’s perfect for apartment homesteading, or when you don’t own any land […]
Basic Soup Recipe: How to Make Soup Out of Almost Anything
Ever wanted to know how to make a basic soup recipe so you can use your garden harvest? Learning to use in-season ingredients in meals can have a learning curve, but when you know how to make a basic soup, you’re all set. Soup is the perfect food for using abundant garden produce or veggies […]
Pumpkin Butter Recipe (AIP – Paleo – Real Food)
Winter squash is one of my favorite things to grow, preserve, and cook. I just love the warmth and comfort of a pumpkin dessert or butternut squash soup. This pumpkin butter recipe is a perfect way to enjoy the fall harvest while nourishing the body too. How to Make Healthy Pumpkin Butter Pumpkin butter often […]