Pursuing A (Literal) Dream Of Living The Farming Life
March 11, 2022Instead of plowing through work, Dave and Anna Pié (and their three small children) took up the yoke to seed a new life farming in Eastern Ohio.
Instead of plowing through work, Dave and Anna Pié (and their three small children) took up the yoke to seed a new life farming in Eastern Ohio.
Kelsey Vick of Homemade Montana Homestead tells us about her hobby farm roots, mastering daily DIY projects and utilizing elderberry syrup.
Start your farming year right by picking up a homestead planner for 2022. We looked at three titles to provide some guidance for choosing one that might work best for you.
Many hands make light work, and a community butchering party is a great idea at hog harvest time. Here are some tips to make sure it’s a fun, efficient event!
Repairing threadbare—or downright holey—clothing items can help save money and the planet. Here’s how to darn socks (and other clothes) for extended wear.
Connect with like-minded people dedicated to urban gardening and sustainability by starting a group to share ideas and skills.
Get into the holiday spirit by gathering around the craft table with your children to make gifts and decorations.
Take a break from everyday farm life and minimize the stress of planning a getaway with this help.
Over my lifetime, I developed many coping mechanisms for dealing with adult ADD, but when I had a baby, quit my job and moved to the farm, I finally began to see how it impeded my life.
As homesteaders we value the importance of foundation with all we do. With everything we build, grow and raise, our eyes are constantly focused on the future, and therefore, focused on ensuring a solid start.