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Category: Homesteading

Posted on September 16, 2018September 16, 2018 Food Storage Homesteading

Fermentation: What Is It and How to Ferment Food at Home

This article was originally published by Tasha Greer  on www.morningchores.com Food preservation is one of the most-often written and talked about subjects in homesteading today. When you grow...

Posted on September 12, 2018September 12, 2018 Homesteading

How to Bake Homemade Bread (and a Shortcut to Make it Faster)

This article was originally published by Jennifer Poindexter  on www.morningchores.com Love homemade bread? You walk into your home, and the smell hits you. It’s freshly baked homemade bread....

Posted on September 10, 2018September 10, 2018 Homesteading Off-Grid

20 Easy-to-Build DIY Firewood Shed Plans and Design Ideas

This article was originally published by Jennifer Poindexter  on www.morningchores.com Do you heat your home with wood during the colder months of the year? Are you searching for...

Posted on September 4, 2018 Food Storage Homesteading

The pros and cons of different preservation methods

This article was originally published by RJ Jhonson  on www.bugout.news Food preservation is one of the most important life skills, particularly if you live off the grid, are...

Posted on September 1, 2018September 2, 2018 Homesteading Off-Grid

How to Sew Leather (and Other Tough Materials

This article was originally published by Michael Magnus on www.artofmanliness.com It may seem like sewing is an exclusively feminine pursuit (outside the tailoring profession), but dating back to the Paleolithic...

Posted on August 18, 2018 Food Storage Homesteading

6 Ways Our Ancestors Made Dangerous Food Safe

This article was originally published by Carmela Tyrell  on www.survivopedia.com The day you cannot go to McDonalds and consume their salads for fear of contracting a food borne...

Posted on August 11, 2018 Animals Homesteading

All You Need to Know About Duck Eggs — Nutrition, Benefits, Raising Ducks, and Hatching Duck Eggs

This article was originally published by Jennifer Poindexter  on www.morningchores.com Have you ever tried a duck egg? It’s funny, I personally had never heard of cooking or eating...

Posted on August 2, 2018 Animals Homesteading

Everything You Need to Know about Duck Molting and Care

When doing research, you will find a fair amount of information available on chicken molts. When I browse through posts, it becomes clear that chickens...

Posted on July 26, 2018 Food Storage Homesteading

5 Steps to Start a Homemade Cheese-Making Routine

This article was originally published on morningchores.com Got Milk? If you have a dairy herd or are thinking about it, summer and fall are prime time for...

Posted on July 24, 2018July 24, 2018 Gardening Homesteading

20 Practical Ways to Use Weeds on Your Homestead

I love weeds. I am totally serious. I really love weeds! I realize that I may be one of the few people who have a...

Posted on July 21, 2018July 17, 2018 Food Storage Homesteading

How to Make Moonshine the Old-Fashioned Way in 6 Easy Steps

Have you ever watched the show “Moonshiners?” Personally, it’s one of my guilty pleasures. I love the humor the cast finds in one another and...

Posted on July 10, 2018 Health Homesteading

HOW TO DRY ROSE HIPS (FOR TEA, CULINARY & SKINCARE)

A lot of people don’t think about roses as a food source but around here, they are an important part of our perennial food landscape....

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