Abundant Living in Flyover Country
If you love country living, you probably enjoy reading websites and magazines that regularly feed your interest and give you new ideas of things to try out. After all, there are always new skills to be learned, and you never know what will become …
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Growing your very first kitchen garden this year? Congratulations! You are probably already aware that it's best to start small. But if you are starting small, one of the questions you may have is what to grow in that limited space. The first and …
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Craftsy folks frequently share a do-it-yourself ethic. While it's always easier just to buy cheap, pretty yarn at the craft store, some (particularly homesteaders) prefer to create their own dyes. In fact, if you own sheep or other fiber animals, …
Spring is only a month away, and with spring comes gardening season. Now is a good time to check the germination rates of those seeds you have stashed away in the basement—before you need to plant them! You Will Need Seeds. Paper …
The new compact edition of The Family Garden Journal, published by Homestead on the Range, is currently available for $19.99 at Amazon. This offer will end at the beginning of the new year! This beautiful paperback journal can help you or a loved …
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The Family Garden Journal published by Homestead on the Range is now better than ever! We have released a new compact edition that is easier to carry, but still contains plenty of room for logging your family's daily plans, observations, and …
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A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. —Chinese proverb …
The north Atlantic coast of Scotland is a particularly wild, rugged region. Little wonder, then, that both its people and its animals were equally …
As the weather warms up, some of us find ourselves scanning the ground as we walk, keeping our eyes peeled for unwelcome visitors. Unfortunately, …
