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15 Ways To Keep Your Chickens Cool In Hot Weather

Chickens can adapt to most weather fluctuations, with the exception of heat. Here’s how to keep your chickens cool when it’s hot outside.

Some people are hesitant to get goats, often because of some common myths about goats, but none of them are true.

Whether you’re cooking hot dogs or roasting marshmallows, your fire pit will get tons of use. Here are 25 plans to choose from.

Perennial herbs are a great choice for gardeners because they are simpler and tend to be hardier plants that come back every year.

Homesteady has been homesteading for years and has learned a lot along the way, so there is a lot of wisdom in his videos.

While free land doesn’t really exist anymore, a plethora of low or no-money-down land grants and loans are readily available.

If you’re getting chickens for the first time, don’t dive in too fast. Take some time to learn what chickens need to be healthy and happy.

Aloe vera can be used as a hair conditioner, as a liquid tonic, and to treat many other skin conditions. Aloe vera is also easy to grow.

Homesteading mothers are a special breed. They enjoy being pampered and appreciated, but they don’t want you waste money on frivolous gifts.

This rainwater harvesting system is amazing. It holds about 11,500 pounds of water and can provide enough water for a small family.