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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.

A Kid’s Perspective on Home Butchering
Kimber
date_range June 18, 2018
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Can kids handle the stress of home butchering? Here's one girl's perspective.

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The Grapes of Youth: 11+ Age-Defying Reasons to Love This Plant
Scott Sexton
date_range June 15, 2018
view_list Foraging

The grapevine has much more to offer besides grapes — and you might be surprised by some of its age-defying benefits.

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From Bacon to Baby Backs: Hog Butchering at Home
Tasha Greer
date_range June 14, 2018
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Getting ready for hog butchering? Check out this pictorial post on how one homesteader makes the cut.

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Should You Plant on Mounds in Sandy Soil?
David The Good
date_range June 12, 2018
view_list Compost & Soil

When gardening in sandy soil, should you plant on mounds? Maybe not.

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Frass! A Hornworm Is Eating My Tomatoes and Peppers!
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date_range June 09, 2018
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Huge sections eaten out of your tomato leaves or fruit? You may have a hornworm problem. Here's what to do.

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Chard en Garde Manger: The Delicious 3-Season Green for Food Security
Tasha Greer
date_range June 06, 2018
view_list Container Gardening

Add beauty and powerful nutrition to your dinner (or appetizer, or dessert!) plate by growing chard.

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Life Expectancy Is Dropping (But Not Because of Opioids)
Marjory Wildcraft
date_range June 04, 2018
view_list Economics

Are opioids the reason your children won't live as long as you?

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