Building Intentional Communities

When you hear the term, “intentional communities” it may bring up images of half-naked hippies running around stoned in a compound setting. Or maybe it brings up images of bougie white folk that changed their name to something like “Sunflower Petal”, who just happen to love saying “Namaste!” to you. I can assure you thatContinue reading “Building Intentional Communities”

Building Your Emergency Bag

Living in certain areas of the United States means that you absolutely must be ready for whenever natural disasters take place. Frequently though, many are caught off guard and end up in a dangerous sometimes fatal situation. All along the coastline of California we see multiple forest fires, in the Mid-West we have great droughtContinue reading “Building Your Emergency Bag”

Homestead To-Do During Fall/Winter

Many individuals assume that the majority of homestead work is done during spring and summer, which to an extent is true, but that doesn’t mean we should turn our Fall/Winter season into a time of sitting on our laurels and wait until the sun returns again. I’ve compiled a list of things to help youContinue reading “Homestead To-Do During Fall/Winter”

Perennial Fruits on the Homestead

While I was researching approximately how much fruit production a family needs, I found myself putting together an actual chart which I believe will be beneficial to other families to help as a standard guidance for how to plot out their acreage. When looking at this chart you have to factor in the reality thatContinue reading “Perennial Fruits on the Homestead”

It’s Soup Time!

I’m just dropping this uber small article because soups and stews help stretch your income and fill bellies. If you’re used to buying soup in a can, the flavors of the soup you make at home will be fairly different. Many people don’t realize that soup companies will unfortunately contain MSG, corn syrup, artificial flavoringContinue reading “It’s Soup Time!”

Alternative Ideology for Invasives

On any given day I’ll see a post by someone who is innocently asking about a plant or insect and if it’s a plant or insect that’s been deemed invasive, they’re encouraged to take on the responsibility of killing it. You’ll find that there is absolutely no shortage of purple haired gremlins that have nothingContinue reading “Alternative Ideology for Invasives”