Homestead Survival Site

20 Vegetables That Grow In The Shade

Many cool weather vegetables actually love being in the shade, and the best part is that you can plant them twice a year.

Learn how to make Hoover Stew, a Great Depression recipe that utilizes simple ingredients and teaches you how to improvise in the kitchen.

These coffee substitutes can help you enjoy a flavorful caffeine-free beverage. Explore these alternatives to find the perfect replacement.

Many tree species are full of sap ready to be tapped for syrup. In fact, you may have one in your own backyard, including maple and birch.

Wheat is a staple of almost everyone’s diet, but it’s difficult to grow. Thankfully, there are other plants that can be made into flour.

During the Great Depression, people had to get creative with their meals. Check out these recipes that emerged during those desperate times.

Container gardening is a great way to bring nature to your garden, patio, or deck. These trees can thrive and grow beautifully in containers.

Long before refrigerators, people stored their food using time-tested methods like larders, root cellars, canning, drying, and smoking.

Learn how to make delicious Amish Friendship Bread using a sourdough starter. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process.

Creating the perfect seed starting soil is essential for successful germination. Learn the key components and steps to create the ideal soil.