Growing Beans: Bush vs. Pole—Which Is Right for You?
Like many homesteaders, we grow plenty of beans each year. They’re a staple crop that’s relatively easy to grow, productive, […]
Like many homesteaders, we grow plenty of beans each year. They’re a staple crop that’s relatively easy to grow, productive, […]
Whether you’re cooking over open flames, coals, or a grill grate, these campfire recipes make it easier to keep everyone
From Chicken Chaos to Organized Bliss When I first started raising chickens, it quickly became clear that tracking all the
Homesteaders and preppers know the value of planning ahead—especially when it comes to food. Whether you’re stocking your fridge for
We’ve been practicing what I call “quiet preparedness” for more than two decades now. When we first started focusing on
We started our chicken-keeping journey about fifteen years ago with a small flock of six hens. Within the first month,
We’ve had our share of close calls over the years – a week-long power outage during an ice storm, wildfire
When we first considered adding livestock to our small homestead, we were looking for animals that could thrive in limited
To me, preparedness encompasses way more than wilderness survival skills and a plentiful supply of food. Everyday preparedness is something
We’ve been raising chickens on our homestead for over a decade now, and they’ve become one of the most versatile