If you can gather some scrap wood and are willing to do a little work, you can build your own chicken coop for less than $15. #homesteadsurvivalsite #chickencoop #chickens #raisingchickens #diyprojects
DIY soap is easier than you think, but it takes some time and requires some caution. Here’s how to make soap using fat and ashes.
This DIY planter is relatively easy to build and is perfect for growing herbs and other small plants. It also makes a great gift. #homesteadsurvivalsite #planters #diyplanter #woodplanter #diy
Buying charcoal is for chumps. If you have access to wood & steel drums, you can make your own charcoal, along with biochar.
Get a mini greenhouse so you can at least have a few veggies in the winter. You’d be surprised what you can get for very little money.
Every homesteader needs glue from time to time. Instead of running to the store, learn to make glue from milk. #homesteadsurvivalsite #glue #milk #diy #homestead
Pigs are very messy, and they get their water dirty. To get around this, try building a DIY automatic pig waterer. It’s easy!
Many common weeds on your property contain healing and medicinal properties. With them, you can create infused oils for homemade salves.
This recipe will make you about 50 laundry pods. They are cheaper and more convenient than regular laundry detergent.
This DIY planter box by Cottage Life is fairly easy to make. All you need are some boards, some screws, some rocks, and some soil. Here’s how to build it. #homesteadsurvivalsite #diy #planter #diyplanter #homemadeplanter
