Homesteading

Camping with a toddler can be a ton of fun, but it can also be exhausting as well! Here are a few tips to help make your trip a little easier, and advice to keep your little one safe and content during your stay.

Here’s your kick in the pants to get that emergency car kit built if you haven’t already!

Homesteading doesn’t have to be done on land in the country. Here are a ton of ways you can begin to homestead right where you are now!

Living in the country comes with its own special hazards to be aware of. Here’s how we do our best to keep our kids safe on the homestead.

Create an emergency candle using the leftover grease from your frying pan! Here are my observations…

“I can’t tell you how long I’ve been putting off writing this post. All year, actually. But with Thanksgiving just around the corner, I can’t put it off any longer.”

My grandmother recently mailed to me a copy of a memoir my great grandfather wrote about his life growing up. It was typed on a typewriter… and I absolutely love it. Things were so very different back then. I’d give anything to have him here to lend me homesteading advice!

Would it be possible for us to learn to live as our ancestors did, and only eat what we are able to grow ourselves or trade for??

Here’s how we help our kids know when it’s okay to answer that knock at the door, and when it’s not safe.

Here are my thoughts on the NutriMill Grain Grinder. Grinding wheat at home has brought my home baking to a whole new level!

I LOVE these books!!

Land is always valuable. Ask anyone who works with real estate and they will tell you that it is one of the oldest, best and most reliable ways to make money. But if you live on a homestead or a working farm, you probably have a different idea about how your land can make money … Read more