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Imagine you are living on a backcountry homestead in 1850.What would the most important food and crop staple for you and your family? The answer

Many experienced permaculturists and foresters, at first, dismiss Syntropic farming. They usually think that Syntropic Farming is just a “re-branding” of Agroforestry Systems (AFS) or

This Homesteading Secure Chicken Coop DIY Project is a great visvial tour along with step by step detailed instructions. When thinking about building a space

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Americans love potatoes, eating about 125 pounds, per person, per year. Although potatoes are easy to grow, many off-gridders on small plots of land avoid

By Abigail Curtis, BDN Staff • Roots, Coops & More, based in Augusta, displays its Maine-built chicken coops at the 2017 Common Ground Fair in

8 Sure-Fire Ways To Fail At Homesteading Written by: Kathy Bernier How-To Print This Article Failure is easy.  So easy, in fact, that most people who

Do you keep homestead records? Have you wondered if they’re worth the effort? I’ve beenkeeping homesteading records in a homestead management binder for years and

How to BUY Homesteading Honey Bees for Beehives is helpful knowledge when trying to get started in getting set up in beekeeping. The first bit

How to build a Homesteading Wooden Pallets Chicken Coop DIY Project is just the kind of task a frugal homesteader will embrace wholeheartedly. The provision