How To Make Shrub: A Drink From The 1700s
Shrub is a delicious probiotic drink that was popular in the 1700s and early 1800s. It’s also self-preserving, so it can sit out without refrigeration.
Heidi Hawthorn
Why You Should Use a Scythe to Mow Your Lawn
Using a scythe to clear out an overgrown lawn can be very effective. It’s quieter, it can handle thicker grass, and it works better in wet grass.
6 Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Raw Land
When purchasing property to build a homestead, the single most important factor to take into consideration is the land itself.
The Best Chicken Watering System EVER
This is a rainwater catchment system located on a predator-resistant chicken coop. It saves a lot of time, effort, energy, and money.
20 Survival Skills Most People Don’t Have Anymore
If you want to test your ability to survive without technology, look at Serious Survivor’s list of 20 survival skills that people have forgotten.
How To Make A Mini Vegetable Oil Candle
You can easily make a vegetable oil candle with a small bottle, some oil, some cotton yarn, and a little piece of aluminum foil.Â
10 Survival Uses for Nail Polish
There are a lot of everyday items around the home that can help you survive a disaster. One of them happens to be nail polish.
Oat & Honey Soap Recipe for Beginners
If you’ve never made soap before, this is a great recipe to start with. It’s a hot process soap that’s really good for the skin and really easy to make.
12 Quick and Easy Garden Hacks
Justin Rhodes is an experienced homesteader who is an absolute expert on growing food and raising chickens. In this video, he shares 12 gardening hacks.
The 3 WORST Chicken Breeds
There are several chicken breeds you should avoid, and that is the topic of this video. She talks about her three least-favorite chicken breeds.
