While we don't have much land we do make the most of it and even borrow land from neighbors to make our gardens go further. We large scale garden, raise laying hens, can, dehydrate, freeze, cook from scratch, grind our grain, sew, use cloth diapers, make lye soap, and the list goes on and on. Yes, it's a lot of work, but a lot of fun too. Working together as a family is absolutely the best! If you're curious about the ins and outs of homesteading check out the following posts.
Corn Harvest 2020
Canning Green Beans
Potato Harvest 2020
Perks of Raising Children in the Garden
Canning Summer Squash
Onion Harvest
Best Drying Rack Review
DIY Tomato Baskets
Up-Cycling on the Homestead
New Chicken Coop
2020 Spring Planting Season
Winter Canning
Spring Around the Homestead
Winter Around the Homestead
Applesauce in the Making
Soap Making Fun
Pea Shelling
Tomatoes for Days
Canning Hot Peppers
Easy Kosher Dill Pickles
Salsa Canning Day
Super-Sized Watermelon
July Picking (2019)
Freezing Bell Pepper
What to Plant Even if You Have A Black Thumb
What to Can if You've Never Canned Before
Dehydrating Dill: Without A Dehydrator
Homesteading with Boys: The Low Tech Life
Preserving Corn the Easy Way
How NOT to Get Overwhelmed with the Harvest
Growing Potatoes From Start to Finish
Growing Your Own Food
Back To Basics
August Harvest (2018)
Perks of Raising Children in the Garden
Canning Summer Squash
Onion Harvest
Best Drying Rack Review
DIY Tomato Baskets
Up-Cycling on the Homestead
New Chicken Coop
2020 Spring Planting Season
Winter Canning
Spring Around the Homestead
Winter Around the Homestead
Applesauce in the Making
Soap Making Fun
Pea Shelling
Tomatoes for Days
Canning Hot Peppers
Easy Kosher Dill Pickles
Salsa Canning Day
Super-Sized Watermelon
July Picking (2019)
Freezing Bell Pepper
What to Plant Even if You Have A Black Thumb
What to Can if You've Never Canned Before
Dehydrating Dill: Without A Dehydrator
Homesteading with Boys: The Low Tech Life
Preserving Corn the Easy Way
How NOT to Get Overwhelmed with the Harvest
Growing Potatoes From Start to Finish
August Harvest (2018)
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