Heidi Hawthorn 
A bowline knot is incredibly strong yet very easy to tie. Because of that, it is one of the most useful knots in the world. #urbansurvivalsite #survivaltips #knots #tyingknots #survivalskills
Ever heard of portable soup before? It’s basically a solidified broth to which you can add hot water and quickly make soup. It’s also called pocket soup. #homesteadsurvivalsite #soup #souprecipes #survivalfood #emergencyfood
One of the most versatile items is the metal 55-gallon oil drum. The number of ways you can repurpose a metal oil drum is only limited by your imagination. #homesteadsurvivalsite #repurpose #upcycle #offgrid #homestead
The best way to feed goats all winter is by planting a wheat and rye pasture mix. Plant it in a goat-grazing area that’s fenced off to contain the goats.
Regardless of what happens in the world, we gotta eat. But even something as simple as making a meal can be a challenge during an emergency. #homesteadsurvivalsite #survivalcooking #offgridcooking #emergencyfood #survivalfood
How do you buy property when money is tight, and your credit is bad? That is the topic of this video from Becky’s Homestead.Â
In this video, Ollari’s explains how to customize the perfect firepit and grill from scrap materials. Here’s what you’ll need… #homesteadsurvivalsite #firepit #diyfirepit #firepitideas #backyard
Over the past year, goat milk soap has become very popular because it’s great if you have dry or sensitive skin. Here’s how to make it. #homesteadsurvivalsite #goatmilksoap #goatsmilksoap #makesoap #soaprecipe
If you have more eggs than you can eat and you’re living with no refrigerator, then how do you preserve all those extra eggs? Here’s how. #homesteadsurvivalsite #eggs #foodstorage #foodpreservation #foodstockpile
Whether you are a new homesteader or a homesteading veteran, here are eleven homesteading mistakes that you will certainly want to avoid.
