Homestead Survival Site

What Would It Take To Go Completely Off-Grid?

While there are many different ways to go off-grid, leaving the grid requires a genuine transition and a lot of hard work.

Paper egg cartons are great for starting seeds indoors. They’re practically free, they’re the right size, and the carton is biodegradable.

If you don’t want to use chemicals to kill flies, then try some of these natural fly traps and fly repellents instead.

This is a fairly comprehensive guide to getting started with ducklings and should give you all the basics you need for success.

Making your own homemade bread crumbs is super easy and allows you to create the style or version that fits your family best.

Chicken brooding, whether it naturally occurs or is helped along by human hands, can be an incredibly exciting and rewarding process.

Ginger is easy to grow and harvest. It is unique in its flavor and can be used to treat nausea, indigestion, and many other ailments.

DIY lotion bars are easy to make, shelf-stable, and can be made with just a few simple and natural ingredients.

A vast array of vegetable and herb plants can survive drought conditions and still generate a robust harvest from the survival garden.

Quail require less space, lay tons of eggs, taste great, and are easier to raise than chickens or ducks. Here’s how to get started.