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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.

Turnips: Tops, Roots, and Routes to Good Health For You and Your Plants
Tasha Greer
date_range October 03, 2019
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I was in my thirties before I ate a turnip and enjoyed it. They started showing up in mass quantities in my CSA basket. I decided I had to do somethin

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Extreme Composting: Say Goodbye to Landfills and Hello to Soil Fertility
David The Good
date_range September 30, 2019
view_list Compost & Soil

Compost is like magic—you take “waste” and make it into a resource. Every bit of organic material that passes through your household can be retu

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Grow a High-Performance Garden, Episode 27: “Clearing the Green Bean Patch”
The Grow Network
date_range September 28, 2019
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This week, Lynn clears the green bean patch to make room for more kale, which she hopes will carry her through the winter. And, of course, she harvest

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Fire Cider Goes to Court: An Update From Rosemary Gladstar
The Grow Network
date_range September 26, 2019
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The question about whether the common term "fire cider" can be trademarked has gone to court, and the judge is expected to announce a decision any day

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How to Improve Garden Yields With Double Digging
David The Good
date_range September 20, 2019
view_list Garden

Raised beds isn't the only way to grow crops in a small space. Double digging is cheaper, requires few materials, and yields highly productive garden

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Not Just Garnish: Kale Is an Easy-to-Grow Superfood for You and Your Livestock
David The Good
date_range September 16, 2019
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Kale is a top-notch, easy-to-grow food, medicine, animal supplement, and survival crop. Here's how to add it to your garden and your table.

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Grow a High-Performance Garden, Episode 26: “Introducing ‘Adventures in High-Performance Gardening'”
The Grow Network
date_range September 14, 2019
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This week, Lynn is off camping with her family, so we hope you'll use this opportunity to catch the latest episodes of the "Adventures in High-Perform

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