Can You Be A Homesteader When You’re Flat Broke?
Hows this for the cucumbers? The trellis is made out of some straighter branches and twine…
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[Video] Urban Homesteading – A Simple Overview
Just because your home is in an urban area doesn’t mean you can’t start Homesteading. You can adapt traditional homesteading values to help you provide healthy, natural food for your family and live more sustainably. Many of us have limited in the space and time, but there are simple techniques, which can make a huge…
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Judging by what this couple did when they renovated their front porch pallet wood is not only useful and cheap but it can look amazing. Finishing off with a walnut stain, this couple have added huge value to one of the most favorite spots in a house – the porch. How many of us have…
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5 Cool DIY Projects Using 55 Gallon Drums!
2. Collecting Water: Imagine making a system where you can collect rainwater, feed the garden in the hot summer months and generally conserve water. Its free and renewable. Building the system takes a bit of time and energy and you will need some tools and lots of screws but at the end of the day…
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