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In this article, we’ll explore practical tips to improve your sleep quality while living on a homestead. Whether you’re battling physical exhaustion, the stress of daily tasks, or the challenges of a ... ...more
Homesteading ,Sleep Better
March 26, 2025•6 min read
In this article, we’ll explore how to sleep better during the springtime, despite the presence of pollen, and offer practical tips to help you enjoy better rest and wake up feeling refreshed. ...more
Sleep Better
March 26, 2025•5 min read
Explore the differences between organic and conventional farming, their benefits, drawbacks, and which one is better for the environment, health, and food production. ...more
Homesteading
March 25, 2025•7 min read
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Homeschool
March 24, 2025•4 min read
n today’s fast-paced world, the concept of slow living has emerged as a gentle rebellion against the hustle and bustle. For homeschooling families, slow living offers a beautiful opportunity to create... ...more
Homeschool
March 24, 2025•4 min read
Learn how to raise chickens for eggs and meat in a survival situation. Discover the best dual-purpose breeds, coop setup tips, feeding strategies, and more for long-term food security. ...more
Prepping
March 21, 2025•5 min read
Homesteading is a lifestyle focused on self-sufficiency, which often includes growing your own food, raising livestock, preserving food, and using sustainable practices to reduce reliance on modern systems.
How do I start homesteading with little or no land?
Even if you don’t have a large property, you can start small by container gardening, keeping backyard chickens (if permitted), composting, and learning essential skills like food preservation and DIY projects.
Chickens, rabbits, and ducks are great starter livestock. They require less space, are relatively easy to care for, and provide eggs or meat while helping with pest control.
Many homesteaders generate income by selling eggs, honey, homemade goods, fresh produce, handmade crafts, or even offering homestead-related workshops.
Easy-to-grow crops include tomatoes, zucchini, lettuce, radishes, and herbs like basil and mint. These require minimal maintenance and provide a great starting point for new homesteaders.
Canning, dehydrating, freezing, and fermenting are all effective ways to preserve food. Each method has its benefits, depending on the type of food and your available storage space.
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