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20 Winter Homestead Items To Stockpile

By Tricia Drevets 5 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

20 Winter Homestead Items To Stockpile

If you’re going to live on a homestead this winter, especially one deep in the country, you need to do some prepping.

21 Hand-Powered Tools You Need to Live Off the Grid

By Tara Dodrill 1 Comment ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

Sooner or later, your fuel stockpiles and spare chainsaw blades will run out. When they do, you must have a healthy stockpile of hand-powered tools. #homesteadsurvivalsite #offgrid #offgridtools #handtools #homesteading

5 Off Grid Kitchen Gadgets You Need

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5 Off Grid Kitchen Gadgets You Need

Setting up an off-grid kitchen is easier said than done. Most rely on electricity and electronics more than they realize (ovens, blenders, mixers, timers, and so forth). #homesteadsurvivalsite #offgrid #kitchengadgets #kitchentools #offgridliving

How to Make Old-Fashioned Gunpowder (with Pictures)

By James Walton 14 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

How to Make Old-Fashioned Gunpowder (with Pictures)

Black powder, the original gunpowder, can be made from sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate. Even if you never make your own gunpowder, these items are worth having on the homestead, anyway. #homesteadsurvivalsite #gunpowder #diy #homemade #oldfashioned

17 Off Grid Supplies to Look for at Flea Markets

By Tricia Drevets 7 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

17 Off Grid Supplies to Look for at Flea Markets

Flea markets feature a wide variety of quality second-hand clothing, household supplies, and equipment that can save you a bundle. #homesteadsurvivalsite #offgrid #fleamarkets #frugality #tools

Top 10 Homesteading Tools You Must Have

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Top 10 Homesteading Tools You Must Have

There are so many lists of homestead tools floating around out there, but this list by Big Family Homestead is especially interesting because it has several ideas that wouldn’t occur to most people. #homesteadsurvivalsite #homesteadingtools #homestead #tools

5 Best Rifles for Homesteaders

By Nicolas Oetken 4 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

5 Best Rifles for Homesteaders

As a homesteader, you have to rely on tools each and every day. One of those tools is a firearm. #homesteadsurvivalsite #rifles #firearms #homesteader #homesteading

7 Ways to Protect Your Homestead

By Alexa Weeks 3 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

7 Ways to Protect Your Homestead

Most security threats can be solved with simple solutions, making your homestead safe and secure. Here are 7 ways to beef up security.

25 Items to Stock From Sam’s Club

By Heidi 16 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

25 Items to Stock From Sam's Club

If you want to stock up on emergency supplies without spending more than necessary, your best bet is to get a membership to somewhere like Sam’s Club. #homesteadsurvivalsite #stockpile #samsclub #frugal #preparedness

14 Clothing Repair Supplies You Should Keep On Hand

By Heidi 2 Comments ✓ This post may contain affiliate links*

14 Clothing Repair Supplies You Should Keep On Hand

The average clothing repair, done immediately after damage occurs, should take less than five minutes and extend the life of the garment by several months.

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