Modern Homesteading Podcast

On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold and Rachel Discuss Homesteading and Technology, The Pros and Cons, and a Few Specific Things That Can Make A Difference On The Homestead. The Modern The po...

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Join Rachel as she talks to Mike and Lacie of The Fit Farmer YouTube channel.  They cover their journey to homesteading, yurt living, health, bodybuilding and Mike gives us a The post Homeste...

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Rachel interviews Nigel Palmer who is author of The Regenerative Grower’s Guide to Garden Amendments, gardener and teacher.  They talk about why  we should be sourcing our amendments locally,...

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Join Rachel as she interviews Krista Green of Zone 3 Vegetable Gardening. Krista offers many great tips for season extension, seed starting, transplanting, and more for a head start to The pos...

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On today’s podcast episode, Harold and Rachel talk about urban and suburban homesteading and whether or not it is worth it, practical, or even really possible right where you are, The post P...

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On today’s podcast episode, Harold and Rachel talk about everything you need to know about starting your garden from seeds. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 236 – March 3, 2024 The...

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On today’s podcast episode, Rachel has a conversation with Takota Coen about creating systems for the homestead for greater self-sufficiency, sustainability, and profitability using permacultur...

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On today’s podcast episode, Harold and Rachel talk about their favorite vegetable varieties to grow and why. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 234 – February 7, 2024 Listen To The T...

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On today’s podcast episode, Harold and Rachel discuss planning a survival garden, from things to consider to what crops are best to grow. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 233 – The...

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Join Rachel as she interviews Sonya Boone of Dave and Sonya in Michigan about everything freeze drying.  Sonya has decades of experience in the kitchen as a professional baker and The post Ev...

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Do you struggle to get your seeds to sprout or grow properly early in the season? If so, the VIVOHOME 20W Waterproof Seedling Heat Mat for Seed Starting might be The post VIVOHOME 20W Waterpro...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with Steve Rice about his journey into homesteading and his farm business growing flowers, elderberry, and fodder trees. The Moder...

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I have a special place in my heart for indeterminate (also known as cordon or vine) tomato varieties. Their continuous growth and fruiting throughout the season make my garden a The post Top 1...

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Homesteading in small spaces might seem challenging, but it’s entirely possible with some creative thinking and efficient use of available space. Here are ten tactics to help you make the Th...

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Embarking on the journey of raising chickens can be an enriching experience, offering not only the joy of caring for these birds but also the satisfaction of producing your own The post A Begi...

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The Great Depression era, a time of immense economic hardship, also brought forth a treasure trove of skills and habits that were essential for survival. Today, these skills can offer The post...

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Starting a nursery can be an exciting and rewarding venture, especially for those passionate about plants and gardening. If you’re considering starting your own backyard nursery with a limited ...

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Welcome to the world of gardening! If you’re new to growing your own vegetables, you’re in for a treat. Not only is gardening a relaxing and rewarding hobby, but it The post A Beginner’s...

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Starting a small farm is a dream for many, driven by a passion for self-reliance, a love of the outdoors, and the desire to be part of the food production The post How To Start A Small Farm: A...

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If you’re looking to create a sustainable garden that provides a continuous supply of fresh and nutritious produce, then a permaculture homestead garden might just be the answer. By implement...

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Are you looking for a way to enjoy the refreshing taste and health benefits of Moringa? Why not grow your own Moringa tree and make homemade Moringa tea? Not only is The post Grow Moringa Any...

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The discussion about sustainable farming practices often highlights two significant approaches: Regenerative Agriculture and Permaculture. While they share common goals of sustainability and ecol...

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Alley cropping is a hot topic in agroforestry and permaculture. Unfortunately, the name doesn’t do a great job of explaining what it is. So what is alley cropping and how The post What Is Al...

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Composting in the winter comes with unique difficulties, but it can be done effectively. By understanding how the composting process works, knowing the challenges of composting in colder temperat...

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Join Rachel on this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast as she interviews Rob Kaiser of York Meadow Farm about how his family started their farm businesses.  Listen as Rob The post Gro...

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Regardless of your climate zone, if you experience winter, this guide will help you get a head start on your gardening. In this article, I’m focusing on seeds you can The post What To Plant ...

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Raised beds are a unique way to grow vegetables or flowers and have recently become more popular as many people have less space in their yards. However, it is important The post Compost, Topso...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with Brad and Starla Walker about their journey into homesteading, healthy eating, large families and a multigenerational perspect...

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Hunting is a great way to fill the homestead freezer but what do you do if you don’t have a place to hunt? Many modern homesteaders don’t have a hundred The post How To Find Places To Hunt...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with Marjory Wildcraft about preparedness, food security, and overcoming the biggest hurdles to growing your own food. The Modern ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with Sophia Nguyen Eng about her family’s journey into homesteading, including leaving Silicon Valley to move to the Appalachian...

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On this podcast episode, Harold talks with Bevin Cohen about homestead-level seed and nut oil production, how it’s done, and the many beneficial uses of the oil and the byproducts The post S...

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On this podcast episode, join Rachel as she interviews Dave & Amanda Allen, who have a small 7-acre homestead in Indiana. Their homestead has been a work in progress since they The post Goats...

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On today’s podcast episode, Harold and Rachel talk about the apple harvest and all the ways they are processing and preserving the harvest. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 224 – T...

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On today’s podcast episode, Rachel talks about 11 kitchen hand tools she considers must-haves on the homestead and why she recommends them. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 223 – Octo...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold Has A Conversation With Rachel Hester About Dairy Sheep On The Homestead and Her New Book, The Guide To Homestead Dairy Sheep. Rachel Talks About The post ...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold Has A Conversation With Market Farmer and Nurseryman David Hughes. They talk all about nut trees, from picking the right trees to plant, tree maintenance, ...

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Wildlife habitats in our gardens serve as crucial sanctuaries for various species, allowing them to flourish and offering homeowners a chance to reconnect with nature. The degradation of natural ...

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As gardeners and farmers increasingly recognize the value of building soil health and restoring ecosystems, “The Regenerative Grower’s Guide to Garden Amendments” by Nigel Palmer emerges as...

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Permaculture, a system of agricultural and social design centered on mimicking the patterns observed in natural ecosystems, has long embraced the concept of guild planting. At the heart of this ...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold Has A Conversation With Author and Radio and Podcast Host Susan Poizner. They talk about all things Fruit Trees, from picking the right trees to The post G...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold Has A Conversation With Beekeeper and Suburban Homesteader Katie Brandt. They talk about all the things she and her family are doing on a small The post Su...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel talk about responsible common sense preparedness that we should all be doing, and that will help you prepare for The post ...

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In the realm of permaculture, where we seek to mimic nature’s most efficient and sustainable systems, fungi play a crucial role. While the common mushroom is the most recognized face The pos...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold Talks About 12 Books That Can Help You Homestead That Aren’t About Homesteading. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 217 – Augu...

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For those who have been delving into permaculture and sustainable gardening, the term ‘herb spiral’ might sound familiar. An emblematic design of permaculture, the herb spiral embodies effici...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel talk about 12 things they learned about homesteading growing up watching Little House On The Prairie. The Modern Homesteading...

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In our digitally-driven age, traditional homesteads are integrating technology for improved efficiency, safety, and environmental responsibility. These solutions complement, rather than compromis...

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On today’s episode, Rachel interviews Parker and Lauren Holmes of Holmestead Provisions.  Parker and Lauren started out on a different path but an apprenticeship at Polyface Farms changed the...

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In today’s rapidly changing world, the conservation of biodiversity has become a crucial endeavor. One of the lesser-known yet equally important aspects of this effort involves the preservation...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Rachel interviews Jonah Curtis. Jonah has a multigenerational family homestead in central Michigan. They talk about growing livestock, preserving food, and the famil...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Harold Has A Conversation With Functional Medicine Practitioner and Clinical Herbalist, Aron McNicholas About Herbalism, Foraging, and Holistic Medicine. The Modern H...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Harold and Rachel Have A Chat Over Coffee About Their Gardens, What’s New On The Homestead, What They’ve Been Up To, and What’s Coming Up. The The post Coffe...

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Chard, with its vibrant green leaves and colorful stems, is a versatile and nutritious leafy green vegetable that deserves a place in your kitchen. Packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidant...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Harold and Rachel Discuss Succession Planting, What It Is, The Benefits and Challenges Of It, And How To Implement Succession Planting Into Your Garden. The Modern ...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Harold Has A Conversation With Rick Beach, Owner of Wolf Beach Farms and Admin of The Homesteaders Of Indiana Bartering Facebook Group, About The Benefits and The ...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Harold Has A Conversation With William Horvath From PermacultureApprentice.com About Farm And Homestead Management To Accomplish Your Goals, Maintain The Operation, a...

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“The No-Till Organic Vegetable Farm: How to Start and Run a Profitable Market Garden That Builds Health in Soil, Crops, and Communities” by Daniel Mays is a practical guide for The post A ...

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“Teaming with Microbes” has played a significant role in educating gardeners about the importance of soil health and the role of microbes in maintaining it. The book has had a The post Tea...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Harold Has A Conversation With Helen Atthowe about Systems Thinking To Balance Profitable Yields With Minimum Soil Disturbance, Soil-Building For Microbial Abundance ...

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After completing the 17-Video, 35-hour Garden Master Course, and 232-page accompanying eBook from Permies, I have a few things to say about it. Here is a brief review of the The post Review Of...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode Rachel talks with Justin Rhodes of Abundance Plus About His Families Journey Into Homesteading, His Many Projects, The Blessings and Challenges Along The Way, and How...

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Radishes, those small, vibrant orbs of crisp, peppery goodness, are a staple in many a gardener’s patch and home cook’s kitchen. Yet, this humble vegetable, primarily known for its bulbous ...

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The Hoss Stirrup Hoe is a versatile and efficient gardening tool designed to make weeding an effortless task. It’s built to last a lifetime and is highly functional, making it The post The H...

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“Weeds and What They Tell Us” by Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer is a compact guide that aims to provide a thorough understanding of the types of plants commonly known as weeds, The post Weeds and ...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold has a conversation with Mandy Roth of Evergreen Winds Homestead about her homestead, the things she and her family are doing, and the reasons she The post ...

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Maintaining a pristine and productive garden is a labor of love, requiring patience, dedication, and the right tools for the job. When it comes to weeding, it’s crucial to have The post The ...

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Successful vegetable gardening is much more than just planting seeds and waiting for a bountiful harvest. Among the many factors that determine a healthy, productive garden, proper watering habit...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold has a conversation with Eddy Garcia of Living Earth Systems about his journey into off-grid living and regenerative agriculture. We also dive into methods for...

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In this episode Rachel interviews Robin Holstein of The Holstein House BNB.  Robin has a container garden, chickens, ducks, and enjoys baking, canning and hosting folks who come to stay The p...

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Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned green thumb, the right gardening tools can make a world of difference in your experience. With the myriad of products available, it can The post Oligei ...

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Urban homesteading is a movement on the rise, with many city-dwelling individuals and families eager to adopt more sustainable, self-sufficient lifestyles. This interest often extends to raising ...

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In a rapidly urbanizing world, many are seeking to reclaim control over their lives through the practice of urban and suburban homesteading. Despite potential challenges such as limited space and...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold and Rachel Discuss What To Do After The Garden Is Planted; Such As Weeding, Watering, and Watching For Things Like Nutrient Deficiencies, Insect Pressure, and...

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Homesteading, the practice of self-sufficiency and living off the land, has experienced a resurgence in recent years. As people seek a simpler and more sustainable lifestyle, they often come acro...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold has a conversation with Heather Butler from the Urban Permaculture Podcast about the expansion of her urban permaculture homestead and food forest. The Modern...

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Gardening can sometimes be a little challenging. Especially when dealing with things like early and late frosts, windy conditions, scorching temperatures, and pest pressure. The good news is that...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About Growing Potatoes On The Homestead. Why You Should and How To Have The Most Successful Harvest. The The post A B...

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Don’t get me started about junk hoses that don’t last! A reliable, heavy-duty water hose is an essential tool for every homesteader. It helps you water plants, wash equipment, clean The po...

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A root cellar is an age-old method of storing fruits, vegetables, and other perishable goods, allowing homesteaders and gardeners to enjoy their harvest year-round. Root cellars maintain a stable...

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Gardening is not only a fulfilling and enjoyable hobby but also a sustainable way to provide fresh produce for you and your family. If you’re new to gardening or simply The post 15 High-Yiel...

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Mulch can be one of the greatest assets available for your garden. Here are a few possible resources for free mulch for your homestead. The post How To Get Free Mulch For Your Permaculture Insp...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Harold has a conversation with Ashley Burton from Mulberry Branch Farm about her homesteading journey, dairy goats, and her involvement in helping organize the India...

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On Today’s Podcast Episode, Rachel interviews a budding young homesteader, Bella. Her passion is to inspire others while gaining her own skills. She has even started selling at the farmer’s ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with guest Rhonda Fowler. She is the Founder of the Indiana Homesteading Conference and has a passion for educating, inspiring, ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with guest Kerry Brown about his journey building a gardening and permaculture based small business, and the things that contribut...

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Clean, safe drinking water is an essential aspect of daily life, and the Big Berkey Gravity-Fed Water Filtration System promises to provide just that. This comprehensive review will delve into ...

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Borage is an incredibly useful annual herb to grow in an organic garden. It can work well in mixed beds and borders, alongside perennials, and even in your kitchen vegetable The post How To Gr...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About Useful Perennials You Can Grow On Your Homestead That Multiply Through Division To Expand Your Garden. The The ...

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If you’re looking for a versatile and resilient berry plant for your homesteading or permaculture garden, look no further than the Jostaberry. This hardy plant, a cross between a black The p...

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Sheet mulching is a key strategy in an organic permaculture garden. But if you are new to gardening in a sustainable way, you might be a little confused about sheet The post Creating Fertile S...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold Talks About Plant Guilds. What They Are, The Benefits Of Guilds, and How To Build Them On Your Permaculture Homestead. The The post A...

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“The Resilient Farm and Homestead” by Ben Falk is a comprehensive guide to creating a sustainable and resilient homestead. The book provides a wealth of practical information on everything fr...

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“The Good Life: Helen and Scott Nearing’s Sixty Years of Self-Sufficient Living” is a book that tells the story of a couple who lived a self-sufficient lifestyle for six decades. The pos...

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Growing healthy plants starts with healthy roots, and air pruning is a technique that can promote robust root development. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, air pruning can T...

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Bootstrap Farmer 72 Cell Air Prune Seed Starting Tray is a high-quality product designed to meet the needs of professional and hobbyist gardeners alike. This product offers a unique approach T...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold talks with Dwayne Legro From The Youtube Channel Off Grit About His Lifestyle Of Self Sufficiency, and The Off Grid Homestead The pos...

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Cabbage can add a lot of flavor and nutrition to your meals that are packed with vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants. Cabbage is incredibly versatile and can be used in a The post 3 Simple Cabba...

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Trees can be a tremendous benefit to a homestead in many ways, but one way that isn’t often considered is how trees can enhance soil quality. Trees are good for The post How Trees Can Enhanc...

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One of my personal favorites, The Living Soil Handbook: The No-Till Grower’s Guide to Ecological Market Gardening by Jesse Frost, is a comprehensive guide to understanding and improving soil he...

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Are you looking for a colorful and healthy addition to your meals? Sweet peppers are a versatile and delicious ingredient that can be used in a variety of recipes. In The post 3 Delicious and ...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk All About The Why, When, and How Of Tree Pruning On The Homestead For Healthy and Productive Trees. The post The Why,...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Rachel Has A Conversation With Certified Clinical Aromatherapist and Aromatic Gardner Amy Anthony, About Aromatherapy, Essential Oils, Herbs, a...

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The Encyclopedia of Country Living, written by Carla Emery, is a comprehensive guide to self-sufficient living in the country. This book is a classic, having been first published in 1974 The p...

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If you’re looking for a simple way to add flavor to your meat dishes, look no further than your own garden. By combining dried herbs and spices, you can create The post 3 Homemade Meat Rub R...

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Organic gardening can sometimes be tough. It comes with a specific set of rules, and each plant is different and has its own needs. Vermiculite is often added to soil The post Is Vermiculite S...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold Has A Conversation With The Host Of The Homestead Education Podcast, Kody Hanner, About Teaching Homesteading and Homeschooling Curricul...

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Edible Forest Gardens is a two-volume set written by Dave Jacke and Eric Toensmeier that explores the concept of creating food forests, which are designed to mimic the structure and The post E...

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If you’re looking to switch up your protein options and try something new and exciting, coturnix quail might be just what you need. These petite birds have a mild, tender The post Cooking Co...

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Tree Crops: A Permanent Agriculture by J. Russell Smith is a classic book on agroforestry that was first published in 1929. Despite being nearly a century old, the book remains The post Tree C...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Getting Ready For Spring Planting By Testing, Amending, and Preparing Your Garden Soil. The Modern Homesteading Podca...

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“Gaia’s Garden: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture” by Toby Hemenway is a comprehensive and inspiring book that introduces readers to the principles of permaculture, a sustainable design sy...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold is joined by return guest Jordy Buck from NorthernHomesteading.com to discuss clearing wooded land to grow livestock feed, raising rabbi...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss 17 Useful Flowers You Can Grow On The Homestead. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 188 – February 7, The ...

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If you are looking for an easy to grow, colorful, and nutrient rich plant to add to your food forest then Jerusalem artichoke, also known as Sunchoke, is exactly what The post Why and How to P...

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“Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability” is a comprehensive guide to permaculture, a design system for sustainable living and land use. The book, written by David Holmgre...

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Harvesting rainwater is an excellent practice for any homestead, but rainwater collection systems aren’t without problems. However, there are many solutions to the common issues. 1. Algae Build...

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“The Permaculture Handbook: Garden Farming for Town and Country” by Peter Bane is a comprehensive guide to permaculture design and living. The book provides a thorough overview of permacultur...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold has a conversation with Ryan Steva, a homesteading consultant, about considering tradeoffs in homestead evaluation and design. The Moder...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About The Basics Of Growing Onions On Your Homestead. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 186 – January 26, Th...

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In this episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Rachel interviews Joe and Fae Baker about their journey into nomadic and yurt living. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 185 – January ...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About 21 Useful Backyard Build Projects For Your Homestead. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 184 – January 19,...

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Join Rachel as she interviews Jason White, host of the Plans and Provisions Podcast, about his family’s journey into homesteading, about their homestead, and future plans. The Modern Homesteadi...

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With summer right around the corner, many people consider planting their own garden to grow and nurture during the warmer months. While many plants can be bought in stores, it The post 21 Comm...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About Their Picks For Some Of The Best Places To Get Trees, Bushes, Vines, and Canes For Your The post Best Places To...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Several Insects That Can Be Farmed To Feed Your Small Livestock And Cut Feed Costs. The Modern Homesteading The po...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About Their Picks For The Best Organic Seed Companies To Purchase Seeds For The Garden. The Modern Homesteading The p...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Skills And Tasks You Can Get Started With Right Now, Right Where You Are, To Begin Homesteading Even The post 12 T...

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Raising small livestock on a homestead can have many advantages over large livestock, especially on an urban or suburban farm. Of all the livestock I’ve raised, Coturnix Quail are my The pos...

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Join Rachel as she interviews Kelly The Kitchen Kop and Discusses Healthy Eating On The Homestead Through Wise Food Choices and Home Cooking. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 178 – T...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Setting and Accomplishing Goals By Developing Habits, Managing Time, and Building New Skills. The Modern Homesteading...

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Reflections On The Pursuit Of Modern Homesteading by Harold Thornbro Busy commutes, demands of a job,Freedom and peace, these things do rob. Long hours away, little time at home,Can things The...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Ethical vs. Unethical Homesteading and The 3 Ethics of Permaculture. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 176 –...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold Has A Conversation With Luke Weinhagen, Author Of The Book “The Primal Primer,” About Using Traditional Knowledge To Face The Real ...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Garden Projects You Can Do On Days That Aren’t Gardening Friendly, Like Those Crappy Winter Days. The Modern The...

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Join Rachel as she interviews Nick Ferguson and Discusses Fodder Tree Crops for your Homestead and Animals To Increase Self Sufficiency, Sustainability, and Resilience. The Modern Homesteading Po...

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In the last few years, I’ve been asked many times about my Palram Greenhouse; where can they get one like it? Would I recommend it? Is It built well? It The post Palram Hybrid Hobby Greenhou...

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Pollarding and Coppicing techniques are very similar but achieve slightly different goals. Each involves a method of pruning which ultimately results in more growth over time and shapes the tree ...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Homestead Tool Maintenance, Repair, and Organizing. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 172 – December 5, 2022...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast Harold Has A Conversation With Paul Circle and Brooke Schafer, Two Of The Administrators Of The Homesteaders Of Indiana Group. The Modern The...

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There is one tool I use more than any other in my garden, it’s my Hori Hori Knife. The only tool that even comes close would be my pruners but The post Nisaku Hori Hori Weeding and Digging K...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss The Gifts Homesteaders Can Make On The Homestead For Family and Friends and Also Gifts Homesteaders Might Like The...

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Working the homestead can be physically taxing but fulfilling. There’s something about shaping your lived environment that makes you feel well integrated where you live. But the work gets to ...

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On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About Thanksgiving On The Homestead. They Dive Into The Food Storage To Pull Out There Favorite Dishes For The post T...

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Join Rachel as she interviews Aaron and Jill Grenchik, Aaron and Jill are professional foragers who actually make a living foraging, teaching, and selling at the farmers market and online. They ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Share 8 Valuable Ways To Make Use Of The Fallen Leaves On The Homestead. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode The post...

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Join host Rachel Jamison as she interviews Jill Baker of Baker’s Green Acres in Marion Michigan. In this episode we discuss homeschooling, health, and balance all while running a farm, The p...

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The leaves are covering the homestead and as an act of good stewardship, you’re wondering what’s the best thing to do with them all. Have you ever made leaf mold The post How To Make And U...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Further Discussion About Closed Loop Systems For The Homestead By Considering The Idea Of Expanding To A The post E...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I Have A Discussion With Jess Robison of Acton Food Forest About Her Journey Into Homesteading and Permaculture As Well As Small The post Sm...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Closed Loop Systems For The Homestead And How They Can Increase Self Sufficiency. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Ep...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I Have A Discussion With Michigan Homesteader Jordy Buck About His Journey Into Homesteading And His One Acre Homestead. The Modern Homesteadin...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Indoor Vegetable Gardening Methods To Grow Food Year Round No Matter Where You Live. The Modern Homesteading Podcast,...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Their Favorite Homesteading Resources For Inspiration, Motivation, and Education From Books, YouTube, Websites, and P...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Planning and Adding Useful Garden Infrastructure. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 159 – October 12, 2022 L...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Discuss Their Favorite and Least Favorite Things About Homesteading. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 158 – October...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Conversation All About Why and How To Save and Store Seeds From Your Garden. The Modern Homesteading The post Why a...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Rachel Has A Conversation With Guests Dave and Sonya About Homesteading Off-Grid. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 156 – September 21...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Conversation All About Growing Garlic. The Reasons You Should Grow It, How and When To Plant It, The post A Beginne...

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Rabbits can be very cute and charming creatures…until they get into your garden and eat all the fruits and vegetables that you’ve worked so hard to grow. You can keep The post 12 Easy Ways...

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If you are getting seeds in from your garden or if you’ve bought some from a local garden center, you might be wondering how soon you need to use them The post How Long Can Seeds Be Stored a...

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Silvopasture is a hot topic in agroforestry and permaculture. Unfortunately, the name doesn’t do a great job of explaining what it is. So what is silvopasture and how can you The post What I...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast Harold has a conversation with Cannon Kirby about his homestead in central Florida and Fishing as a way to provide food for The post Fishing ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Conversation About Preparing Trees, Vines, Canes, and Bushes For Winter. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 153 ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Conversation About What To Do With Garden Beds After The Harvest. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 152 The ...

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So you grew the sunflowers and they fulfilled their purpose as the centerpiece of your garden, a trellis, or maybe a privacy screen and now they are standing 8 or The post How To Harvest And R...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Conversation About Self-Reliance and Homesteading Community, How They Work Together and How to Find and Be Involved ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Have A Conversation About A Variety of Food Preservation Methods From The Past and Modern Methods. The Modern Homesteading ...

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Lettuce is a fresh leafy green that’s a popular addition to summer salads or sandwiches worldwide, and if you’re into gardening, it’s more than likely you will grow a variant The post 3 ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel talk about how to make a homestead more drought resilient. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 149 – August 3rd, Th...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I talk about how to use cover crops to benefit the soil in your garden. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 148 – The post An Introdu...

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Pole beans and bush beans share a lot of similarities. After all, both are still types of green beans despite how different their names are. Yet, these two types of The post Pole Beans Or Bush...

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Blueberries have been a welcomed addition to our permaculture homestead since the very beginning but it took time to get the soil conditions right for their optimal growth. As most The post Wh...

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A biennial plant is an herbaceous flowering plant that takes two years to complete its life cycle. Biennials grow leaves and live off of the stored food made during their The post What Is A Bi...

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Few things are more fulfilling than witnessing the complete life cycle of your livestock on the homestead. Hatching quail eggs is a great way to experience new life on the The post How To Hatc...

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Small yards are not an excuse to not pursue your homesteading dreams. You can do a lot in a small space and in an urban environment. This property tour is The post Urban Small Space Permacultu...

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Known as “The Father of Permaculture” Born: May 4, 1928 – Died: September 24 2016 Bill Mollison was an Australian researcher, author, scientist, teacher and biologist. He founded The Permac...

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Based on theory or anecdotal evidence, not science, the idea is that certain plants that accumulate high concentrations of minerals in their tissue release those nutrients back into the soil T...

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Have you ever wanted to get started with aquaponics but maybe you thought it looked a little difficult or weren’t sure where to start? Well, I hope this post can The post Cheap and Simple Ch...

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Building a greenhouse or if you prefer a “hoophouse”  using common supplies like pallets and cattle panels can be a very affordable and practical way to extend your growing season The pos...

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When I was a kid I would spend many weekends at my grandparent’s house, out behind their barn along the fence was a whole row (probably about 20) mulberry trees. The post The Value Of Mulber...

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The Changes Earlier this year we purchased the lot next door and to the south of ours, this property only has a barn on it and although it’s not a The post Planning The New Urban Homestead P...

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A few years ago I heard a little about some great qualities of the comfrey plant and added three plants to my small permaculture homestead and have never regretted it. The post 10 Ways To Use ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, guest John Moody talks to us about many methods for controlling weeds in your garden. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 143 – The p...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast I have a chat with Anne-Marie Miller about her journey into homesteading and all that she’s doing on her urban homestead. The The post Anot...

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On this podcast episode, I chat with Homesteader and the Host of The Living Free In Tennesee Podcast, Nicole Sauce. Listen To The Podcast The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 140 The post ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I chat with the Author of the blog “Well Fed Homestead” Brenda Scott. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 139 – May 3, The post D...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I chat with Homesteaders Sean and Rachel Reeves who made a huge move from the city life of southern California to the The post Homesteading ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I chat with Brian Wells from The Homestead Journey Podcast. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 137 – April 19, 2020 – The The post...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I chat with Jillae Dalmolin from Wanderin’ Barefoot Farm. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 136 – March 2, 2020 – A Small The p...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I chat with Kevin and Heather O’Rourke from Bear Bottom Acres. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 135 – February 16, 2020 – The ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I pick up where I left off on the last episode and give you the last 5 of 10 ways to repurpose The post 10 Ways To Repurpose 5 Gallon Bucket...

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Most homesteaders I know are big on repurposing things and why wouldn’t they be. Repurposing saves money and reduces waste so whenever you can find another purpose for something laying The p...

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A dog can be a great friend and a valuable asset on a homestead for many reasons. Let’s look at 4 ways a dog can work for your homestead. Listen The post 4 Types Of Working Dogs To Consider ...

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On this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I chat with Anna Sakawsky from thehouseandhomestead.com. The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 131 – February 2, 2020 – Making The Homes...

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Listen To The Podcast Where Have I Been? Explanation of what happened to the podcast last year and the restart. New website, Facebook page, and a new Apple podcast feed. The post Homestead and...

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What is commonly referred to as the 10th Permaculture design principle is the “Edge Effect” which is the use of edge and natural patterns for the best and most abundant The post Creating a...

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When it comes to designing your property using permaculture principles one of the many areas of consideration is stacking functions by integration rather than segregation. When I started implemen...

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Every homestead needs a few tools but which ones are the most useful and make homesteading easier? On this podcast episode, I discuss a few such tools, some might seem The post A Few Power Too...

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In this podcast episode, I talk about building skills other than what we consider traditional homesteading skills. There are many other skills you can develop that can help you take The post T...

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In this episode, I discuss a few ways to help soil fertility in ways normally exercised in permaculture practices. These are ways that are simulated in nature to create balanced, The post Incr...

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On today’s podcast episode I have a chat with the author, speaker, and homesteader John Moody about growing and using Elderberry and his new book on the subject. The Modern The post Chatting...

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On this podcast episode, I chat all about the progress and plans as well as the successes and failures at our little Small Town Homestead. I will also go beyond The post Spring 2019 State Of T...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by Homesteader and Market Gardener Jason Smith to talk about his homesteading journey and a little about the ins and outs of establishing and The post Hom...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by Gardener and Author Pam Dawling as we talk about how year-round gardening in a hoophouse can increase yields and the quality of vegetables The post Gar...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by Founder and Director of Wild Abundance.net Natalie Bogwalker and we discuss a few of her favorite perennials for the homestead and her school The post ...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by homesteader and blogger Ashley Dempster of Townhouse Homestead as we discuss the many things she is doing to homestead even though she has The post Tow...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by author, homesteader, blogger, and creator of the Heritage Cooking Crash Course, Jill Winger as we chat about her journey into homesteading, some of The...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by homesteader and blogger Alyssa Olson from thesheepshedmn.com as we talk about her homestead and starting a chicken flock. Listen To The Podcast Listen ...

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On this podcast episode, I’m joined by guest Kerry Brown to discuss the basics of getting started heating your home with firewood even if your home doesn’t currently have a The post Heatin...

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On this podcast episode, I have a chat with homesteader and author Kirsten Lie-Nielsen from hostilevalleyliving.com about her homesteading journey and her book “So You Want To Be A Modern Th...

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On today’s podcast episode I’m joined by Teri Page to discuss her new book “Family Homesteading: The Ultimate Guide to Self-Sufficiency for the Whole Family” and her family’s journey in...

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On today’s podcast episode I have a chat with Jackie Beyer of the Organic Gardener Podcast about her journey into organic gardening, her podcast, and building an organic gardening oasis.  T...

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On today’s podcast episode I have a chat with John Moody. John discovered more than a decade ago that his diet was killing him, with duodenal ulcers, seasonal allergies, and other The post ...

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On This podcast episode, I discuss a few things homesteaders should be doing to practice preparedness for when or if disaster strikes in any form. Listen To The Podcast The The post Why Every ...

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How can you get and stay excited about your springtime garden when you are struggling through the long winter months. One way I have found is by surrounding myself with The post Seed Catalogs ...

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On this podcast episode I discuss some possible options to have in place just in case you lose power on your homestead for an extended period of time. Listen To The post Emergency Backup Power...

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What are you lacking to really get your homestead going; time, money, land, stuff?  In this article and podcast episode, I will discuss how to find free and cheap resources The post Finding C...

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In this podcast episode, I just wanted to chat with you about what has been going on around the homestead. I talk about why I took a short break and The post Just Chewin’ The Fat While Drivi...

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It is great to grow your own food, harvest that food, and then in some form or another preserve that food to make it available year-round. What is even better The post How To Grow Fresh Lettuc...

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Homesteading in small spaces has many challenges but things get even tougher when children’s play equipment is battling for space in the backyard of an urban or suburban homestead. Listen Th...

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Have you ever thought about homesteading with a tiny house but don’t know where to begin? Is it even something that’s right for you? Is homesteading while living in a The post Homesteading...

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On this podcast episode, I answer a listener’s question about prepping a coop for winter, specifically about ventilation requirements in a coop. This is an often-underestimated feature in a coo...

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On this podcast episode, I answer a question from a listener by sharing my thoughts on how to clear underbrush from a piece of land using goats to make it The post Using Goats And Other Method...

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Do you want to start homesteading someday but don’t live on your “forever homestead” and don’t plan on staying at your current location too long? What can you do right The post Homeste...

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On this episode, I am celebrating 100 episodes by taking a few minutes and looking at why I started this podcast, what I’ve learned along the way, what I believe The post Reflecting Back and...

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In this podcast episode, I answer a question from a listener about what I would suggest they do first at their soon-to-be new home to turn it into a functioning The post What To Do First To Tu...

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Listen To The Podcast Listen On YouTube The post What Homesteading Podcasts Do I Listen To? appeared first on Redemption Permaculture at The Small Town Homestead .

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In this podcast episode, I answer a question about what I believe caused my past health issues and the diet that helped me turn it all around. Listen To The The post Eating Healthy From The Ho...

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On this podcast episode, I have a conversation with homesteader and Author Michele Nutter. Michele started homesteading for frugal living reasons but soon started down many other paths such as ...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 95 – June 29, 2018 – 5 Great Ways To Use Coffee Grounds On The Homestead. Listen To The Podcast Question For Today’s Podcast Episode: The post 5 ...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 93 – June 20, 2018 – Laying Down A Strong Foundation For A New Homestead. Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Zach asks: My wife The pos...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 92 – June 18, 2018 – Small Backyard Ponds: Advantages and Dealing With Potential Problems.   Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Tony asks:...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 91 – June 14, 2018 – Setting Up A Rabbitry. Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Ty Asks – What are some best ways The post Setting Up A...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 90 – June 11, 2018 – What Is Homesteading?   In this podcast episode, we will dive into what homesteading is and what it means to The post What I...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 89 – June 6, 2018 – Building A Greenhouse Out Of Old Windows. Listen To The Podcast Question For Today’s Podcast Episode: Jason Asks – I’m T...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 88 – June 4, 2018 – When Are You Too Young or Old To Start Homesteading? Question For Today’s Podcast Episode: Tanya asks: I would The post W...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 87 – June 1, 2018 – How To Properly Use A Greenhouse. Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Troy asks – How do you The post How To Proper...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 86 – May 28, 2018 – Return of Investment In Homesteading.   Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Kolbi Asks – I would love to The post Ret...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 85 – May 25, 2018 – Protecting Plants In The Heat of Summer. Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Randy Asks – What are some strategies ...

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  The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 84 – May 23, 2018 – Outdoor and Summer Kitchens. Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Sarah Asks – What are your thoughts on the The po...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 83 – May 21, 2018 – Planting Trees and Shrubs In Less Than Ideal Soil. Question For Today’s Podcast Episode:   Alexandra Asks – What is The p...

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When most people think about putting in a garden they usually mean an annual vegetable garden but there are some real advantages to creating a perennial garden on your homestead. The post Cons...

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  On this podcast episode, I will discuss what is commonly known as the second permaculture design principle, Stacking Functions. The application of this design principle can lead to a The po...

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In this podcast episode, I discuss a few methods for controlling destructive insects in your organic garden and give the best chance for having a great harvest. Homestead Updates: High The pos...

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In this podcast episode, I discuss what you need to know to get started raising Jumbo Brown Coturnix Quail on your homestead. I talk about the basic facts about these The post Raising Coturnix...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 78 – Homesteaders Share Why They Started Homesteading In this episode, I was feeling under the weather and fighting a cough so I asked some The post ...

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In this podcast episode, I discuss creating privacy or a barrier using living fences, made from trees, hedges, and fedges.  Homestead Updates: Kombucha is a success and will continue to The p...

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Listen To The Podcast In this podcast episode, I discuss composting with worms. Vermicomposting is a fantastic way to compost and provide valuable nutrients for your garden, here’s what you ...

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  In this podcast episode, I decided to step away from the usual format and do something fun by combining two of my passions, homesteading and good movies. I discuss The post 27 Movies For Ho...

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  I decided to take a break for a couple of weeks during the holiday season from the regular podcast episodes but I did want to tell you a few The post Announcements and Recommendations appe...

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On this podcast episode, I answer a few questions from listeners. I talk about what to get started with on a new homestead, mistakes I’ve made and what I’d do The post Q & A Episode: Mista...

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The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 70 – December 3, 2017 – The Underappreciated Mulberry Tree When someone asks me what my favorite most useful tree on the homestead is I’m The pos...

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On this episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, I’m joined by homesteader, blogger, author, and podcaster Melissa K. Norris. Listen To The Podcast If you landed on this page because The ...

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Getting started homesteading is easy, all you have to do is just start. But to keep homesteading, well that might be a little tougher. In this podcast episode, I discuss The post 5 Reasons You...

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Being prepared and keeping supplies around the homestead is a necessity in my opinion. That’s why I think building your very own “Homestead Hardware Store” is a good idea. There The post...

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Listen To The Podcast “A great marriage is not when the ‘perfect couple’ comes together. It is when an imperfect couple learns to enjoy their differences.” ― Dave Meurer Think The po...

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It has never been more important for you to grow at least some of your own healthy food. The good news is anyone can do it no matter where they The post Container Gardening appeared first on ...

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A big step toward self-sufficiency is knowing how to collect and store seeds from your garden. On today’s podcast episode I discuss all the basics of seed saving and all The post Seed Saving...

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Getting the most from your garden depends on a lot of things including the right climate conditions for each specific plant. On today’s podcast episode I discuss how to locate The post Creat...

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Listen To The Podcast On today’s podcast episode I discuss the many uses of having comfrey on the homestead and why EVERY homesteader should be growing it, what variety to The post All About...

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Listen To The Podcast On today’s podcast episode I will discuss how you can make the most out of what you have by giving you 21 ideas to help you The post 21 Ideas To Help You Grow A Lot Of ...

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Not only is Spring a time to get started with our gardens it’s also the time we think about giving our home a deep cleaning after a season of being The post Healthy Spring Cleaning Tips For ...

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On today’s podcast episode I will share with you 7 Diy Homestead Building Projects that will make great additions to your homestead. These are simple and easy-to-build projects that anyone T...

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On today’s podcast episode 58 I give my thoughts on a few popular food growing methods that seem to be the hot topics in homesteading today. Are these methods something The post Thoughts On ...

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In this podcast episode, I share my thoughts on living out the legacy that has been handed down to you, adding to that legacy, and then passing it down to The post Passing On A Homesteading Le...

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In this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Kelly and Troy McClung guest host again. The core of the discussion is how to raise hogs on your homestead for free The post Pastured Pork F...

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In this episode, guest hosts Troy and Kelly McClung discuss their eager anticipation of warmer weather on their homestead in central West Virginia. Their to-do list is long and the The post Co...

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On today’s podcast episode I will be giving my thoughts on some questions from you, the listeners. I will be answering questions today on seed starting, how and when to The post Q & A Episod...

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On today’s podcast episode I’m joined by Melinda Lee, a homesteader in Ohio with a passion for working with and building a community around gardening and homesteading. Melinda has a The po...

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On today’s podcast episode I’m joined by Lana Jackson, a homesteader on 13 acres in Iowa, and in her own words she’s “a city girl trying to figure out country The post Figuring Out The...

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On today’s podcast episode I’m joined by Jill May. She and her family are homesteaders on a couple of acres in Ohio with a passion for the lifestyle and she The post Following A Passion Fo...

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On today’s podcast episode, I chat with Tanya Morrison, she is a homesteader in Alberta Canada pursuing a journey “back” to off-grid living while taking advantage of modern technology. We ...

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There is much to consider when you lay out a plan for your spring garden and in this article/podcast episode I will help you think through the details and provide The post Planning Your Spring...

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Perhaps when one thinks of homesteading they have images in their mind of digging in the garden on a warm summer day or perhaps putting in fence posts while sweat The post Homesteading In The ...

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On today’s podcast episode I chat about recent updates on the homestead and our goals for 2017. I share these things to hopefully inspire you to set some goals for The post Homestead Updates...

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Let’s talk about living a frugal lifestyle on the homestead, what it means to be frugal, and the benefits of frugality. I want to share with you several ideas for The post Frugal Homesteadin...

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On today’s episode, I have a conversation with Rachel Jamison, a suburban homesteader in Michigan. Rachel started down the path of homesteading for better health for herself and her family. ...

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On today’s podcast episode I’m joined by Cindy Patterson. Cindy and her family live on a 700-acre farm/homestead in Saskatchewan Canada and are doing a little bit of everything to The post...

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On today’s podcast episode I have a conversation with Steve Dinicol, a homesteader on 133 acres in British Columbia Canada. Steve and his wife work full-time jobs and still manage The post F...

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On today’s podcast episode I’m joined by Ariel Gunn. Ariel is an urban homesteader in Texas working toward a more self-sufficient lifestyle right where she is. We discuss: Why she The post...

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On today’s episode, I have a conversation with Troy McClung. Troy homesteads/farms 100 acres in Southern West Virginia and shares about his journey at RedToolHouse.com. Troy and I discuss: How ...

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On today’s podcast, I’m joined by Robin Follette from alifeinthewild.com. Robin and I talk about her 45-acre homestead in Maine and the things she is doing to live a self-sufficient The po...

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Depending on where you live winter can be a trying time on the homestead, but with a little preparation, we can weather the storm a little easier and make those The post Winter Preparations On...

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Listen To The Podcast Homesteading isn’t all about gardening and raising livestock, hunting to supply meat for the homestead is a long-standing tradition and way of life for the homesteader ...

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On today’s podcast episode I will be giving my thoughts on some questions from you, the listeners. I will be answering questions today on getting started raising pigs on a The post Q & A Epi...

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One of the biggest hurdles some people face when it comes to homesteading is time. They don’t have enough of it to spare, they don’t know how much it will The post How To Homestead When Yo...

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Homesteaders look for independence and self-sufficiency in every area of life so it only makes sense that when it comes to making an income they would look at every possible The post 8 Unconve...

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On today’s podcast, I will discuss with you several reasons why you shouldn’t wait until you move to your dream homestead, but instead, you should start your homesteading journey right The...

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A great way to keep the homestead freezer well-stocked with meat is by hunting and if you’re going to go hunting there aren’t many animals to hunt that will bring The post A Beginner’s G...

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On today’s podcast, I will give a brief overview of many homesteading skills worth acquiring and I discuss how one would go about learning some of these skills.  This is The post Homesteadi...

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On today’s podcast, I will share 50 resources that will inspire, motivate and educate anyone interested in or living the homesteading lifestyle. Podcasts, YouTube channels, blogs, Facebook grou...

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Listen To The Podcast Today’s main topic on the podcast is about how to protect your garden from everything that wants to eat it before you. No matter if you The post Protecting Your Garden ...

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On today’s podcast, I’m joined by Sherry Willis from Half-Pint Homestead to talk about keeping livestock on an urban homestead and the new eCourse she has put together to help The post Kee...

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The main topic of today’s podcast is about identifying common problems with tomato plants and organic ways to fix the problems. This is a question I get asked often and The post What’s Goi...

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On today’s podcast, I discuss 4 “invasive beneficial weeds” I allow to grow in my garden and why. I also give a rundown on what’s new and happening on the The post Weeds I Let Grow In ...

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Today is Day 20 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where we are answering your questions about homesteading. Today’s question is “I’m going to start raising The post Raisi...

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Today is Day 19 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading The post How To Compost Without The S...

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Today is Day 18 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading The post Is It Safe To Water Bath Can...

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Today is Day 17 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading The post What’s The Best Gun For Hu...

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Today is Day 15 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading The post Free Resources For The Garde...

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Today is Day 14 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading The post Realistic Prepping: What To ...

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Today is Day 13 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading The post What’s The Difference Betw...

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A decision new vegetable gardeners often struggle with is “Should they plant directly in the ground or build raised beds to plant in?” Let’s dive in and look at some The post Should I Pl...

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Today is day 10 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post Introducing Children ...

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Today is day 9 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post Caring For Chickens In...

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Today is day 8 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post Goat Breeds For Qualit...

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Today is day 7 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post Homesteading In An Apa...

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Today is day 4 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post How Many Eggs Will A C...

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Today is day 5 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&Aon the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space to The post What’s The Differe...

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Today is day 3 of our 30 days of homesteading Q&A on the podcast where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post How To Get Started Wit...

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Today on the podcast we begin with our 30 days of homesteading Q&A where I have reached out to some of the best bloggers and podcasters in the homesteading space The post Things To Consider Be...

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On today’s podcast, my guest is Heather Eby. Heather and her family have a ten-acre homestead in Kansas and they are building their homestead by adding one new thing at The post Building A H...

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On today’s podcast, I’m joined by Jen Sharpin from TheEasyHomestead.com. Jen Shares with us about her Journey from no homesteading experience living in Florida to a 15-acre homestead in South...

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Listen To The Podcast On today’s podcast, I’m joined by Mike Hatfield of Flyway Family Farm in southern Illinois. Mike along with his wife and young daughter have a 9 The post Growing Mush...

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Listen To The Podcast On today’s podcast, I interview Sherry Willis from Half-Pint Homestead. We discuss her urban homesteading journey from the wide-open spaces of Wyoming to eventually land w...

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