The Homesteading Hub

So you’ve been a homesteader for a while now and you’re really good at it. You probably have some of the best skills in your circle of friends,

By Kathy Bernier Springtime on the homestead is a time for embracing the promise of a new growing season. Winter feels like a million miles away.  It is

NOW CASTING – FAMILIES LIVING OFF-GRID! REFERRALS WELCOMED! This came across the grapevine so thought we would share with you.  We have no idea what they expect from

These Inexpensive Solutions Can Save the Life of Your Tools, But Will Require A Bit Of Patience! When you have a lot of tools but do not usually

Ah the fireplace, such a place of heat and warmth and where the family cuddles up together in the freezing cold of winter. The fireplace can be a

Worm Bins are easy to make and only require a small space to work. But first, do you know what a worm bin is? Worm bins are a

Since winter is around the corner, we will focus on some home recipes that you can easily make in your home. If you use raw milk from your

Trash bin potatoes doesn’t sound appetizing, does it? The main idea here is that you can reap a lot of potatoes by growing them in a container like a

PVC pipes aren’t just for your plumbing needs; These pipes are as versatile as they get. With a hollow middle and a tough but flexible plastic body, PVC

Firewood can be one of the most disorganized areas in our backyards and really it doesn’t need to be. Some people like it scattered, and some like it