How To Make Caffeine Spray For Slugs And Other Pests
I’ve tried almost every at-home remedy to get rid of slugs! To be honest, some are completely ineffective, while others perform marvelously. From my experience, a properly made caffeine spray […]
Top 10 Cover Crops for Raised Beds
Cover crops prevent erosion and nourish the soil for the upcoming season. Cover crops are even great in raised beds. Seriously! No matter what size raised beds you have, you […]
Beginners Guide to Buying Land in Florida
If it’s your first time buying land, you might be overwhelmed. Don’t worry, that’s normal. In fact, in 2020, I was in your shoes, and most definitely in over my […]
Most Common Off-Grid Mistakes (When I Lived Off The Grid)
Have you ever wanted to live a life of freedom and independence? Far from the grid and traffic jams? Self-sufficiency, using wood you cut yourself to construct cookfires, and an […]
This Off Grid Cabin Has a Living Roof!
Occasionally, you find the perfect off-grid cabin—and this is just that! This tiny house features a living roof, giant floor-to-ceiling windows, and Japanese-inspired decor. It was designed by the incredibly […]
How To Keep Chickens Warm in Winter
Chickens are tough creatures. However, if they aren’t kept warm enough, laying hens may stop producing eggs, and weaker flock members will get sick. Therefore, if you have chickens, you’ll […]
Top 9 Pros and Cons of Rubber Mulch
Are you looking for a durable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional landscaping materials? Then rubber mulch is just for you. Made from recycled rubber tires, this versatile and long-lasting material […]
Off Grid Toilets: What You Need To Know
The first thing people ask me when they learn I live off-grid is where do you go to the bathroom. My answer: in the toilet, duh. But seriously, people are […]
Buying Land For a Tiny House
Tiny houses are one of the most popular types of homes. And it’s easy to see why. They’re economical, easy to clean, cheaper than a normal home, and just as […]
Best Crops For Winter and Fall
During the summer, vegetable gardens produce abundant fruit and vegetables that can be harvested, preserved, and consumed. But what happens in the fall and winter? Is there a way to […]