Homestead essentials

Having tools that work as hard as you do is very important in a homesteader's life. Because there is always more to do than we have hours in a day and if we can have a wee bit of help with that in our modern-day kitchen and homes, then we should take full advantage.

Creating an annual homestead schedule is helpful for the success of the yearly goals on the farm. It helps to keep focused and plan out month to month goals

Vintage frugal tips for your homestead. It is no secret that the generations that came before us seemed to know these frugal tips as a way of life.

Click through for 27 awesome homesteading skills to learn for beginners... for when you're homestead dreaming! Get ahead of the game and learn some of these homestead skills before you ever have an actual homestead.

As homesteaders and people striving toward a more self sufficient life, we spend a lot of time in our kitchens. There are some things we absolutely need on hand to do the work and some

Every new homesteaders needs essential tools for getting started. What dontiu need for gardening? Preserving food? For your chickens or self reliance goals. Check out this ultimate guide for new homesteaders everything youll need to start your homesteading journey. Click link to read the list of essentials. #homesteading #homestead #kitchentools #prepping #gardeningforbeginners #selfsufficient #tools #farming #farmtotable #preserving #growfood

How to render lard perfectly in a crock pot. Also, a compelling look into why lard should be considered a healthy cooking fat!

If you are just starting out on your homestead journey or you need to re-evaluate your current setup, then check out this list of homesteading essentials. #Homesteading #HomesteadEssentials #HomesteadMustHaves

Whether you're already on a homestead or dreaming of being a homesteader, homesteading skills are invaluable - and lots of fun! They give you a real sense of accomplishment, you save money, and you're becoming

Homestead disaster preparation tips & disaster essentials to keep on hand in the event of a fire, flood, tornado, or other natural disaster.