Homestead astronomy One of the advantages of homesteading in the country is darkness. At night it gets really dark. The city light pollution is gone. The sky gets darker the further away from ... Read More about The dark side of Homesteading: The secrets in the night sky
Feed your livestock and critters like grandpa used to with GMO free seeds and grains, formulated to give your animals their protein needs. Supplement with mineral blends, browse, hay, and alfalfa for ... Read More about GMO-free animal feed for your homestead critters
Chick Peas or Garbanzo Beans are a traditional part of the Mediterranean and Indian diet. They are rich in fiber, with 20% crude protein. Sally Fallon in Nourishing Traditions says of the Garbanzo ... Read More about Chick Peas and Hummus for homestead self reliance
Gingerale for stomach upset and flu symptoms Did you know that you can make your own soda pop? By making your own you can break free from the dependence on multinational corporations, and enjoy time ... Read More about Homemade Gingerale
Working with handspun linen yarn One of the easiest fibers to grow on your homestead, for clothing and household textiles is linen. It doesn't require extra fertilizer. It can grow in most ... Read More about Finishing Hand spun Linen Yarn
Source: extraspace.com via Joybilee on Pinterest Infographic about solar energy - I found this on Pinterest. This answers the question, what would happen if the communities we lived ... Read More about Solar Energy for homesteaders in an infographic
