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
To realize the many ways you can use a mason jar, you just have to think outside the jar. They’re inexpensive and you can find them at most stores. #homesteadsurvivalsite #masonjars #repurpose #upcycle #frugal
Epsom salts are one of the cheapest and most versatile items you can buy. They can be used in the garden, around the house, and when working with livestock. #homesteadsurvivalsite #epsomsalt #upcycle #repurpose #frugal
Many people dream of homesteading but can’t come up with a down payment for a suitable property. So, where does that leave aspiring homesteaders who rent? #homesteadsurvivalsite #renting #homestead #homesteading #rental
If you want to go off grid, you’ll need to explore some alternative light sources. With this list, you’ll have a better idea of how to light your home.
To make Poor Man’s Stew, all you need is affordable ingredients such as chicken breast, onions, carrots, and other vegetables. #homesteadsurvivalsite #poormanssoup #poormanssoup #budget #frugality
For many people, moving to a home in the country would be a dream come true. #homesteadsurvivalsite #offgrid #countryside #offgridliving #homesteading
Survival homesteaders can learn a lot from the Amish. In our high-tech era, these plain folks are still managing sustainable off-grid homesteads.
Before you purchase and move into a tiny house, be sure to consider these four reasons why you may not want to live in a tiny house.
Whether you are in an emergency or simply looking for a way to use something you’d normally throw away, you should check out these uses for coffee grounds. #homesteadsurvivalsite #coffeegrounds #survivaltips #upcycled #coffee
