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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.

Straw Bale Garden Lessons
Marjory
date_range December 13, 2013
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This article is contributed by Loraine who lives in the Kansas City, Missouri metro area (we always like to know what bio-region a contributor is from

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The 5 Minute Prepper #15: Make Freezing Part of Your Food Storage
Marjory
date_range December 12, 2013
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By Rob Hanus Today, we think of food storage in terms of freeze-dried, dehydrated and bulk grains. Some of us

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(video) Is Your Medicine Going Extinct? Herbalist Rosemary Gladstar Says “Yes”
Marjory
date_range December 10, 2013
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Did you know that many common herbs are in danger of going extinct? Have you ever used Echinacea to stave off a cold or flu? It is pretty much a stap

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(video) Ancient Inuit Technology With A Modern Twist; Marjory Wildcraft Talks With Pat Farneman
Marjory
date_range December 05, 2013
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Majory Wildcraft talks to Patrick Farneman about his unique skin-on kayaks and how they are made. Skin-on frame kayaks are a modern application of anc

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The 5 Minute Prepper #14: Salt, Sugar & Baking Soda
Marjory
date_range December 05, 2013
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By Rob Hanus Salt. Sugar. Baking soda. Though these three items are usually considered cooking/baking e

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If You Feel I’ve Sold Out, Please Unsubscribe
Marjory
date_range December 04, 2013
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I just got an email from a woman - lets call her Denny - who said she was severely disappointed because I had "sold out" by starting the

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Upcoming Webinar; How To Find The Perfect Survival Retreat
Marjory
date_range December 03, 2013
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If you are considering making a move, or setting up a backup location you absolutely want to get in on this call (accessible via phone or web) going o

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