20 Winter Homestead Items To Stockpile
If you’re going to live on a homestead this winter, especially one deep in the country, you need to do some prepping.
If you’re going to live on a homestead this winter, especially one deep in the country, you need to do some prepping.
With these essential staple foods, you’ll have enough seasonings, condiments, starches, proteins, and vegetables to make anything.
Washing clothes by hand will result in cleaner and better-smelling clothes. Here’s how to wash and dry your clothes while living off grid.
Canning and dehydrating have distinct advantages and disadvantages. We’ll consider their definitions, their pros and cons, and the procedures involved. #homesteadsurvivalsite #canning #dehydrating #foodstorage #preparedness
With a longer growing season, you can produce more fruits and vegetables, putting more food on your table and more money in your pocket.
Did you know that dandelions have many benefits and uses? For one thing, every part of the dandelion is edible.
Aloe vera can be used as a hair conditioner, as a liquid tonic, and to treat many other skin conditions. Aloe vera is also easy to grow.
Not only are potatoes very versatile when it comes to cooking, there are also many different ways to grow potatoes.
One of the most useful items homesteaders can recycle is the five-gallon bucket. They have dozens of uses you might not have thought of.
A garden infestation can be a nightmare, but there are natural measures you can take to prevent and control garden pests.