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Why You Should Try Back to Eden Gardening

Back to Eden gardening means less weeding, less watering, no tilling, fertile soil, and organic produce. Here’s how it works.

There are certain vegetables that do particularly well in the fall. Here are the best vegetables to plant for a fall harvest.

The kind of sheep you get for your homestead depends on whether you want fiber, milk, meat, or all three. Here are the best sheep breeds.

Bobby pins aren’t just for pinning up hair. They can be used for all sorts of things around the homestead. Here are just a few examples.

If you can’t find formula for your baby, there are some emergency baby formula recipes you should try. Here are three recipes.

Stockpiling a year’s worth of food is more complicated than it sounds, but it can be done if you just follow this process.

While essential oils can’t cure anything, they are still incredibly useful. Here are the essential oils you should have on hand.

If you don’t know how to can beef, it’s easier than you think. Here are recipes for canning ground beef, corned beef brisket, and beef stew.

If opioids are unavailable, there are some natural painkillers you can try instead including cloves, white willow bark, and more.

A window farm is a hydroponic growing system that uses vertically-oriented plant containers to grow plants indoors.