10 Tips for DIY Solar Panels
The use of solar panels is a fantastic way to conserve energy and contribute to a sustainable environment. Here are 10 essential tips to help you.
6 Sensational Gardening Hacks You Should Try
Here are some clever gardening hacks to make gardening a little easier this year. They’re six simple tips that I found on a Youtube channel called GrowVeg.
Home Care for Coronavirus Patients with Mild Symptoms
In this video from Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, Joe talks about the WHO guidelines on how to treat people with mild symptoms of COVID-19.
Chickens Acting Strange? Here’s What It Means
Chickens can’t tell you if they’re feeling off. Instead, we have to identify when our chickens act strangely. These behaviors indicate something is wrong. #homesteadsurvivalsite #chickens #raisingchickens #keepingchickens #chickentips
Organic Gardening – How to Start an Organic Garden in 6 Steps
If you want to be healthy without breaking the bank, try growing an organic garden. Anyone can do it, whether they are a novice or a pro gardener.
How Much Does Living On A Homestead Cost?
You might assume that homestead living will cost less than life in the city, but not necessarily. You still have to be mindful of how you spend your money. #homesteadsurvivalsite #homestead #homesteading #offgridliving #frugalliving
30 Surprising Uses for Witch Hazel
Witch hazel is an amazing yet little-known plant that, when turned into a topical astringent, has numerous uses and health benefits.
The Ultimate Guide to Starting Seeds
Would you like to jumpstart your growing season? You can by starting your seeds indoors this winter. Indoor seed-starting can save you money. #homesteadsurvivalsite #startingseeds #sewingseeds #seedstarting #seeds
Easy French Bread in 10 Minutes for 30 CENTS
Here’s a way to make French bread in just 10 minutes of working time. The rest of the time, the bread is rising or the oven is doing the work.
How to Grow Your Own Bananas
It’s easy to assume that bananas can only grow in far away and exotic jungles, but they actually can grow in North America and can even be grown indoors.
