Bulk up your propertyās water storage, create shelter for animals, and try your hand at aquaponics with these projects for reusing IBC totes.
Written and Photos by Dana Benner
Proper preparation beforehand will make hunkering down on the homestead less expensive and more comfortable all winter long.
All those scraps of veggies that you throw in the trash can be planted in a pot and grown again...and again.
From hay tarps to proper stacking techniques, hereās how to best store your hay outdoors to maximize quality and longevity.
After the gardening season is over, there are still a lot of things that you can do to ready it for winter that will make next season less of a chore.
Choosing a tree is an excellent family-friendly holiday tradition. But once your tree is home, how do you keep it looking its best? Find a few tips for taking the best care of your living Christmas tree.
Poison ivy, oak, and sumac are pesky problems typically found in the woods. However, if you homestead, you'll soon discover that these vines can creep into your garden and yardāmaking it much easier to for those allergic to their volatile oils to experience an extremely itchy rash. Learn how to remove them without the use of harsh chemicals.
Add a little spookiness to your indoor garden with these 12 plants. Are you up for growing these odd-looking plants?
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