4 Ways to Collect Water Off Grid
There are 4 major ways to collect water on your homestead: drilling a well, collecting rainwater, pumping it from a river, and condensation.
There are 4 major ways to collect water on your homestead: drilling a well, collecting rainwater, pumping it from a river, and condensation.
There are many seemingly long-term foods that won’t store more than 12 months. Make sure you rotate them with fresh replacements.
If you like pickles, making your own can be a fun and healthy way of preserving the abundance of your summer harvests. Here are 2 recipes.
Whether you’re stockpiling food or just organizing your first kitchen, be sure to include lots of spices on your list of necessities.
In these videos, Big Family Homestead proves this by sharing three bread recipes that can be made in just 10 minutes each.
Whether you can’t afford an electric dehydrator or you don’t have electricity, there are plenty of other ways to dehydrate food.
Here are 10 random kitchen tricks that will make your life easier and impress your family. Watch the video to see them done.
Hardtack is a survival food that can sit on the shelves for years. Check out the 5 easy steps to making your own hardtack.
These are the most delicious pancakes in the world! At least according to my kids and my grandma, but I think you’ll agree once you try them.
The easiest way to make your own yeast is to grow a sourdough starter. All you have to do is capture wild yeast using flour and water.