Merry Christmas 2020

What has arguably been one of the strangest years in American history is quickly coming to a close. It’s time to take a break, enjoy the holidays, make plans for a new year, and give thanks for the providence we have witnessed throughout these unusual times.

We’ll see you again at the beginning of the new year. Until then, how about checking out a few of our favorites from 2020?

Merry Christmas!

Best of 2020

From Homestead on the Range

Quick Start Pages

Quick Start Pages

Draft Animals

Draft Animals

The Homestead Bookshelf

The Homestead Bookshelf—Updated

Posts

Old-Fashioned Knitting Rhymes

Old-Fashioned Knitting Rhymes

3 Promising Niches for Draft Animals

3 Promising Niches for Draft Animals

Food Ingredient Labels: A Glossary

Food Ingredient Labels: A Glossary

Pros and Cons of Dual-Purpose Livestock

Pros and Cons of Dual-Purpose Livestock

How the Kansas Legislature Tried to Eradicate the Sunflower

How the Kansas Legislature Tried to Eradicate the Sunflower

How the Plains Tribes Predicted the Weather

How the Plains Tribes Predicted the Weather

The Prose Poetry of Walt Mason

The Prose Poetry of Walt Mason

Thank You, God, for Kansas

Thank You, God, for Kansas

What is a Barn Quilt?

What is a Barn Quilt?

The Bioengineered Food List

The Bioengineered Food List

Series

Which Draft Animal is Right for You?: Oxen

Which Draft Animal is Right for You?

Dunkard Mill Bridge

Dunkard Mill Bridge

Resources

Stone Arch Bridges

Stone Arch Bridges

The Sheer Ecstasy of Being a Lunatic Farmer

The Sheer Ecstasy of Being a Lunatic Farmer

The Backyard Homestead Seasonal Planner

The Backyard Homestead Seasonal Planner

A Kansas Soldier at War

A Kansas Soldier at War

Cricket in the Thicket

Cricket in the Thicket

Ranching Full-Time on 3 Hours a Day

Ranching Full-Time on 3 Hours a Day

Fall Gardening

Fall Gardening

Peak Performance

Peak Performance

4 Food Safety Sites

4 Food Safety Sites

Heavy Horses

Heavy Horses

Published by hsotr

Four-time author Michelle Lindsey owns and operates Homestead on the Range, an independent publisher dedicated to helping Kansans and others around flyover country achieve an abundant country lifestyle. She is a serious history enthusiast, specializing in Kansas, agriculture, and the American West. When not pursuing hobbies ranging from music to gardening to birdwatching, she can usually be found researching or writing about her many interests.