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When it comes to living self-sustainably, there are so many different factors that are necessary to ensure your success. We understand that managing all the aspects of homesteading can be very overwhelming. To make it easier to start, and continue, your journey, we’ve broken down the elements of sustainable living into bite-sized chunks on our homesteading blog. 

Explore articles that delve into methods for growing your own food, making your own remedies, caring for your soil, composting everything (even the stuff you’re “not supposed to compost”), and so much more. Browse our entire collection of sustainable living blogs to discover some of the most comprehensive resources for building your eco-friendly way of life.

The 5 Best Garlic Supplements
Tasha Greer
date_range November 01, 2024
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Garlic is a powerful home medicine you can use to promote good health and prevent illness. But are you taking garlic supplements wrong?

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9 Health Benefits of Flaxseed + How to Use It
The Grow Network
date_range October 30, 2024
view_list General Health and Nutrition

A highly nutritious food, flaxseed is most famous for its omega-3 content. Learn about the benefits of flaxseed, plus how to find and use

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The Easiest Way to Make Homemade Apple Cider Vinegar + 29 Uses
The Grow Network
date_range October 20, 2024
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Learn how to make apple cider vinegar (even if you don't grow your own apples!) and harness its power using the simple, inexpensive DIY tips in this a

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How to Process and Cook With Acorns
The Grow Network
date_range October 17, 2024
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Acorns are a traditional Native American food -- and for those who are willing, they're still an abundant food source today. Here are three ways to pr

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How to Find and Eat Jerusalem Artichokes—Fall’s Wild Food
Scott Sexton
date_range October 15, 2024
view_list Foraging

Jerusalem artichoke, commonly known as sunchoke, is a late fall food with edible tubers that look like ginger and taste like potatoes.

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17+ Benefits of Licorice: A Sweet Solution for Sore Throats, Digestive Issues, Allergies, and More!
The Grow Network
date_range October 11, 2024
view_list Foraging

The benefits of licorice are many, from supporting adrenal function to fighting allergies. Here's how to find it, eat it, and heal with it.

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10 Fun Things Gardeners Can Do in Winter
David The Good
date_range October 09, 2024
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It may be cold outside, but there are still lots of fun things for gardeners to do. Here are 10 ways to hone your gardening skills in winter.

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