This post is a continuous part of the series that discusses the different winter preparations you need to do around your house. In this post, you will learn how to care for your animals during the harsh winter season. Cold weather is not only about dusting off your warm clothes after you … Read more
Mice are a nuisance that many homeowners have to deal with. They creep into the house as the temperature cools and then multiply rapidly which causes a massive issue. While they may be cute, mice are carriers of disease, and they dirty the home with feces. Preventing an infestation is much better … Read more
Healthy backyard chickens – it always a good goal. It is also important to keep your chickens healthy in the most natural way possible – no chemicals, no antibiotics (unless completely necessary), organic/non-GMO feed, etc. If you’ve read our post on natural chicken care, then you know there are several supplements and … Read more
In the world we live in, things could go wrong at any time. One thing that the pandemic has taught us is to always be prepared for the worst-case scenarios. Who knows, you could be hosting a brunch party or have an elderly with chronic disease at home; having a first aid … Read more
Today we are excited to bring you another post in the Homemade Christmas series. (If you missed the first post, you can find it here.) We love this post because it can work as a gift for just about anyone and it is incredibly easy to make. You can also customize it … Read more
This post is an ongoing post of the series “Homesteading in the Winter”. This week’s topic is “Prepping for Winter Emergencies”. We can say that by far, this is truly one of the most important posts in the series. The reason is that one of the things commonly noticed is that people … Read more
Yes, there are posts about chickens TWO days in a row! You almost can’t contain yourself, right?? Yeah, we know. Try to contain yourself. Ok, so, maybe it isn’t THAT exciting for you but what it WILL do is give you some insight into our little world of chicken raising on less … Read more
Here’s another post on the topic of “Homesteading in the Winter.” Each Thursday there will be a new post on a different issue associated with the needs and unique challenges of living on a homestead (big or small, urban or rural) during the winter. Today’s topic is “Growing Cool Weather Fruits … Read more
Over the next four weeks, we will be posting a series related to the topic of “Homesteading in the Winter.” Each Thursday there will be a new post on a different issue associated with the needs and unique challenges of living on a homestead (big or small, urban or rural) during the … Read more
So, for a lot of you who read this blog, this information may be trivial. It may seem incredibly simple, but for others, it will be helpful. You see, not all of us are good about keeping a calendar or a garden plan or a journal reminding us of when the first … Read more