I don’t talk about this part very often… When people picture our homestead, they usually imagine the slower moments—the garden growing, animals being cared for, laundry hanging outside in the breeze, and meals made from scratch. And that is our life. It’s the life we worked really hard to build. But what most people don’t […]
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Whether you are freshly starting your homesteading journey or just looking to relocate, this post has you covered with the 10 best states for homesteading in the U.S. Homesteading is such a rewarding experience and while you may be able to successfully homestead in any state, choosing the right location for is an
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Living off the grid has been a transformative experience for many who have chosen this path. It’s a journey that encompasses various aspects, from finding the perfect land to building a self-sufficient home and cultivating a connection with nature. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key elements of off-grid living and share insights from those who have made this lifestyle a reality.
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Whether you are new to homesteading or are a master at the craft this list has you covered with the basic skills every homesteader should master. Start with what is most important to you and your family and begin researching, books are an amazing resource and there are so many out there to
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So, why would you want to render beef fat? Well, for starters it is a much healthier alternative to cooking oil. According to Professor John Stein at Oxford University, “These omega-6 fatty acids are pushing out the important omega-3 fatty acids that keep the brain healthy” and it is a known fact that
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Water Glassing Eggs Water glassing is one of the most common methods of egg preservation. Eggs have pores all over their surface (as many as 17,000 to be precise). The shell is considered a semi-permeable membrane meaning that overtime, air and moisture can pass through its surface. By filling in these pores, you
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Why make your own deodorant? Deodorant is an important hygiene staple in many people’s lives. But have you ever considered what is in the products you are using? The sweat that we produce from our armpits does not actually have an odor. When it reacts with the bacteria that is naturally present on our skin,
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