Homesteading diy projects

The last couple of days I have given you 12 months of frugal living and 12 months of healthier living. Today I'm going to share my last one which is 12 months to homesteading. If you've always wanted to know how to start homesteading, you'll want to keep reading. Now, let's get one thing

Whether you are an urban or suburban homesteader, or you live on a 50-acre farm, this list of homesteading skills can help you!

Instead of spending an arm and a leg for furniture and household appliances, get crafty. Here are 12 DIY homesteading projects to try.

Instead of going to your local homebrew shop for ingredients, build your own grain mill with these helpful instructions from homebrewer Henry Neilson.

This DIY spring centrepiece of regrown vegetables is the ultimate zero-waste hack. It brings natural beauty to your table with a practical side, too.

In order to be successful as a homesteader, you need to realize that homesteading requires hard work and dedication.

Pretty much every farm animal can be raised for profit if you know what you're doing. We're giving you the pros and cons of each.

It is very difficult to make activated charcoal, but if you're patient and respect the process, it can be done.

Self-reliant living starts with re-skilling, and unless you have a mentor handy, there's no better way than hitting the books. These are my favorite books for self reliant living, and they're taught me more than