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Beekeeping – Why Keep Bees On the Homestead?

Beekeeping – Why Keep Bees On the Homestead?

Beekeeping is an exciting hobby for many people and a great addition to the homestead.  It is also a very rewarding hobby, and you can even make money from it!  The only thing that can stop you from starting your own apiary is if you don’t have the...
Homesteaders Growing a Permaculture Garden

Homesteaders Growing a Permaculture Garden

There is a lot of discussions in media and community settings about the need for permaculture growing.  As I listen to some of the comments, it really strikes me that a lot of the true values of homesteading is living closer to the earth in a more sustainable way. ...
Some Herbs Homesteaders Can Grow For Home Medicine

Some Herbs Homesteaders Can Grow For Home Medicine

First of all let me state that we are not prescribing or suggesting anyone take herbs instead of seeing a Health Professional.  Some Homesteaders are living off grid and prefer an all-natural approach to health care, so we’re just suggesting some herbs to grow...
Why You Should Use Composting

Why You Should Use Composting

Composting is a wonderful way to recycle your organic waste and produce nutrient rich soil. It can be done with any kind of organic material, from food scraps to manure, yard trimmings and even weeds. You can even use cardboard, paper and plastics. The key is to break...
Why Grow Food Without Soil?

Why Grow Food Without Soil?

Hydroponics is a great method of growing food. It has many benefits, and it is also very easy to set up. In this article we will discuss why you should try this method for your own garden.What Is Hydroponics?In short, hydroponics is a method of growing plants without...
Composting 101 – What Are You Composting?

Composting 101 – What Are You Composting?

Have you ever wondered what all that green stuff is? It’s your garden’s fertilizer. Composting is the process of breaking down food scraps into a rich, nutrient-rich soil amendment. This is a great way to use your kitchen scraps.The most important thing to...