22 Emergency Items That Hold Their Value When Shops Run Empty
Small, cheap emergency items that stay useful and tradeable in a crisis, from water droppers and duct tape to seeds, bike spares and filters.
Homesteading guides on choosing a homestead, the best states, tax exemptions, keeping chickens, handling predators and planting for self-sufficiency.
Small, cheap emergency items that stay useful and tradeable in a crisis, from water droppers and duct tape to seeds, bike spares and filters.
A 30-day emergency pantry for about USD 90 to 160 per adult: shopping list, costs, shelf life, storage, rotation and what not to buy.
Quick answer: Start homesteading in Tennessee in a rural county where land is cheap and rainfall is reliable. The state has a long growing season (USDA zones 6a to 8a), […]
Quick answer: Texas is one of the easiest states to homestead in. Land is plentiful, there is no state income tax, rainwater harvesting is encouraged, and the $140,000 school homestead […]
Despite its harsh environment, off-grid homesteading in Maine is popular and completely possible. People who live off the grid in Maine are generally accustomed to the local climate and cannot […]
The homestead tax exemption is a legal document that protects a homeowner’s home from some creditors. This is usually after the death of the homeowner’s spouse or the filing of […]
Most people who want to buy a homestead look for the cheapest land they can find. This is a good idea, but several factors will make a living off the […]
Do you occasionally see glowing eyes staring at you from the underbrush at night and hear high-pitched yips? You most likely have some coyotes around, and you’re probably wondering how […]
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 […]
Consider several factors if you’re considering getting a barn cat for your farm or homestead. The idea of a barn cat is synonymous with the traditional conception of a farm. […]