Even if you are alone on the homestead, don’t try to figure out everything on your own. Today’s tip is vital not only to the success of your homestead, but your mental health as well!
It can be relatives, friends or neighbors, an occasional visitor or a planned weekly chore sharing – no matter how you go about it, running a homestead takes some team work at least some of the time.
If you’re new to homesteading, book learning and ‘how-to’ articles will never take you as far as you want to go. Take the time to get to know a few other people in your area. Maybe you like their garden plot and see how great their veggies grow! Ask them some tips!
Don’t have livestock yet? Well ask your neighbor if you can come learn and help him with his chickens, goats, horse or dairy cow. I’d bet he’d love the extra hands and you’ll get some tips and hand’s on training before you ever purchased a little life to raise of your own!
Don’t try to go it alone on the homestead. You will sit looking at an insurmountable ‘to-do’ list (since the list never gets finished on the homestead) and you’ll live in a solitary void of only your own experiences.
Share, learn and grow….more than just your garden!
Best Blessings!
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