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
Help your children understand the importance of being able to take care of your family and explain the reasons behind your choice to homestead. #homesteadsurvivalsite #homesteading #kidscrafts #homestead #children
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
How much land would it take to live an entirely self-sufficient life? A life so self-sufficient that you never had to leave your land? #homesteadsurvivalsite #homestead #homesteading #selfsufficient #offgridliving
There are many natural remedies to speed up the healing process and prevent infection. We’ll take a look at some natural ways to help wounds heal faster.
DIY soap is easier than you think, but it takes some time and requires some caution. Here’s how to make soap using fat and ashes.
Peter from TreeEater Farm lived off the grid for 13 years. He built his home, he grows his food, and his property isn’t connected to utilities
