His Permaculture Garden Needs ONLY 2 Days of Work
Cliff of Spiral Ridge Permaculture show us his Permaculture Forest Garden (takes just 2 hours of maintenance per year). Plus, his OFF contour swales, agroforest,
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Disaster Emergency Supplies while Homesteading | The Homestead Survival
These Disaster Emergency Supplies while Homesteading will help you to understand what supplies to gather and why they are important. Did you know that very
Why I Am Thankful To Be Homesteading – 15 Acre Homestead
Why I Am Thankful To Be Homesteading Posted by Annie | | General Homesteading | | Most people work a job that requires being up
Travel-Trailer Homesteading Under $5,000
This is a small book that packs a wallop, with information for readers tired of paying rent and yearning for a suitable home of their
My 2017: Achievements and Failures- Homesteading Year 2 on the Land (Moldy Yurt, Reality TV, Solar Power, Getting Grants to Plant Trees, Goats, High Tunnel and More!) — Steemit
Hey! Ini here to share the “Achievements & Failures” of our year on the land. This year was a doozy. At times I felt aligned
Prosperous Homesteading
A homestead can supply a family with all of the essentials: food, fuel, water, shelter and wealth. After being led astray by well-meaning but unhelpful
Pressing Homegrown Grapes for Juice – Homestead Bloggers Network
Our neighbor so generously gave us three boxes of concord grapes from their garden and we are putting them to use on the homestead by
Thriving 23-Year-Old Permaculture Food Forest – An Invitation for Wildness
In the small town of Riverton at the bottom of New Zealand’s South Island is Robert and Robyn Guyton’s amazing 23-year-old food forest. The 2-acre
Homesteading Process of Lifting Moving Water Pumps | The Homestead Survival
The Homesteading Process of Lifting Moving Water Pumps is carefully detailed in this informative article that imparts knowledge as good as gold. Water on a
Gaviotas: A Village to Reinvent the World, 2nd Edition
Los Llanos—the rain-leached, eastern savannas of war-ravaged Colombia—are among the most brutal environments on Earth and an unlikely setting for one of the most hopeful
1800s Backcountry Homesteads: Most Important Crop/Food Staple | Tim Gamble
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
The New Livestock Farmer: The Business of Raising and Selling Ethical Meat
Including information on cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep, and goats, and exotics like bison, rabbits, elk, and deer How can anyone from a backyard hobbyist to
Homesteading Secure Chicken Coop DIY Project | The Homestead Survival
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
Ernst Gotsch’s Strata System and the Permaculture Food Forest – Holos
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
Emergency Preparedness for Kids: Quick Guide to Prepare your Kids for An Emergency
Emergency Preparedness for Kids: Quick Guide to Prepare your Kids for An Emergency Make sure you Like SHTFPreparedness on Facebook or Follow us on Pinterest
The Best Ways To Get 10 Times More Potatoes – Homesteading & Self-Sufficiency – Survival Threads
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
Homesteading After Retirement | Do It Yourself
Homesteading after retirement is possible. Homesteading isn’t about how much you have, it’s a lifestyle. You can be a homesteader at any age, you could
The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Northeast (Regional Vegetable Gardening Series)
Growing vegetables requires regionally specific information—what to plant, when to plant it, and when to harvest are based on climate, weather, and first frost. The
Augusta couple turns passion for homesteading into small business — Homestead — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine
By Abigail Curtis, BDN Staff • Roots, Coops & More, based in Augusta, displays its Maine-built chicken coops at the 2017 Common Ground Fair in
THREE Permaculture Systems (You’ve NEVER Seen)
1500’ Feet of Fedge (food/hedge, living fence). A Crater Garden bringing the growing zone up from 4 to 7. Four row tree belt to block
