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There are really only three ways to estimate a tool’s quality. First, inspect it for finish. Most good tools have been cleanly cast, with any

How to Write Your 2018 Homestead Plans Posted by Annie | | General Homesteading, Planning and Goal Setting | | It is that time of

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

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

Few problems vex Baltimore residents more than the fact that a growing shortage of affordable housing continues to coexist with an also growing stock of

Which Homesteading Chickens That Lay Colored Eggs is a question often asked by new homesteaders who are about to buy their first chickens. Chickens can

It seems that the benefits and uses for apple cider vinegar are virtually limitless. Not only is it beneficial for around the home, it used in

DIY Low-tech Water Filter System How to create a low tech water filter for very little money. It has applications for those that are looking

Van Gorder advises beginning fish farmers to start small — no more than 100 fish the first few seasons. Once you master a few basics,

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Are you a beginner homesteader or someone who is considering getting into homesteading? Well, congratulations and welcome aboard this amazing adventure. The homesteading community is

20 Easy-to-grow crops you can raise at home Tuesday, November 07, 2017 by: Russel DavisTags: food garden, food gardening, fruits, gardening, gardening skills, home gardening,

 Posted on November 6, 2017 by Sarah   Kirk and I have undertaken urban homesteading as (more than a) hobby the past few years. When

We’ve heard a lot the last few years about homesteading skills, vintage skills, and pioneer skills. I don’t know about you, but I can do

Few problems vex Baltimore residents more than the fact that a growing shortage of affordable housing continues to coexist with an also growing stock of