Want to keep your chickens fed and healthy for as little money as possible? In this video, Justin Rhodes explains how to cut your chicken feed bill by 25%. #homesteadsurvivalsite #raisingchickens #keepingchickens #chickenfeed #livestock
Borax can be used to wash clothes, clean cookware, unclog drains, nourish fruit trees, keep pests away, deodorize mattresses, and much more. #homesteadsurvivalsite #borax #usesforborax #natural #cleaningtips
There are many things homesteaders can do to generate passive income. They will take a lot of work at first, but they will pay off in the long run. #homesteadsurvivalsite #homesteading #makemoney #passiveincome #homestead
Here are some of the fastest ways to start earning extra cash with your homestead. Smart small and keep growing it until it’s a full-time income. #homesteadsurvivalsite #income #homesteading #makemoney #homestead
There are many ways to make laundry detergent, but the cheapest is liquid detergent. All you need is some hot water and a bar of soap. #homesteadsurvivalsite #laundrysoap #diy #soap #homemade
The modern frugal homesteader is someone who makes the most of what they have – be it food, clothing, tools, and other belongings.
Figuring out how to feed half a dozen or more people every single day without breaking the bank can be a huge challenge. #homesteadsurvivalsite #frugallivingtips #frugallivingideas #cheapmeals #frugalmeals
Wood pallets are so incredibly useful, especially if you’re into frugality and DIY projects. There are dozens of ways you can upcycle them. #homesteadsurvivalsite #upcycled #woodpallets #pallets #repurposed
Our modern conveniences have come at a cost. We have lost a set of basic skills that save money, offer independence, and help us survive.
A single person can easily spend $100 a week on food. How in the world can you make $100 last the whole year? Here’s how.
