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DIY Automatic Chicken Feeder from Five-Gallon Bucket

A DIY automatic chicken feeder saves you time and keeps your chickens happy. You’ll need a five-gallon bucket and some other supplies.

Homesteading is an active lifestyle and many injuries are a fact of homesteading life. Here’s how to build a homestead first aid kit.

It’s possible to start off with mere sticks and turn them into trees that produce hundreds of pounds worth of food for the year.

With companion planting, you can grow more plants in a small space, reduce weed and pest pressure, and harvest all the food you need.

Witch hazel has a long and storied history as a remedy for skin afflictions and much more. Here’s how to grow and use it.

Making your own disinfectant spray isn’t as hard as it sounds. There are plenty of household items that can reduce the germs in your home.

Tribes around the world have used tree bark for everything from cups to canoes. In this article, we’ll learn how to make survival tools.

If off-grid living is living without public utilities, then what are the best states for it? There are nine that stand out above the rest.

Becoming self-sufficient is a daunting task. Fortunately, there are many simple things you can do to get started no matter where you live.

If your town hasn’t been hit yet, just wait. The second wave will be even deadlier. Fortunately, there are things we can do to prepare.