Jeremiah 29:11
Embracing the Yuletide Spirit on the Homestead As homesteaders, our connection to the land and the seasons gives us a unique perspective on Christmas traditions. The festive season, a time of joy and celebration, resonates deeply with the rhythms of homestead life. In this blog post, I'll share how Christmas traditions have evolved from past to present, seen through the eyes of a Read More
Homesteading and Woodworking: Building Furniture and Structures In the age of modern conveniences and fast-paced lifestyles, there's a growing movement of individuals returning to their roots, seeking simplicity, sustainability, and self-sufficiency. This movement is known as homesteading. At the heart of many homesteading endeavors is the age-old craft of woodworking, a skill that allows Read More
As a homesteader, there are a lot of factors to consider when choosing the right tractor for your property. Here are the top 10 things you should keep in mind: 1. The size of your property - The larger the property, the more horsepower you will need for efficient work. 2. The type of terrain - A tractor with a good suspension system is crucial if you have hilly or uneven terrain. 3. The Read More
Farming is not just about growing crops and raising livestock; it can also be a powerful way to improve your mental well-being. Research has shown that spending time outdoors, being in nature, and engaging in physical activity can all have positive effects on our mental health. And farming combines all of these aspects into one activity. Working on a farm can be a great way to reduce stress Read More
Living on a homestead brings with it a sense of freedom and self-sufficiency. One of the most rewarding aspects of this lifestyle is raising livestock. It allows you to provide your family with fresh, organic produce and enjoy the companionship of animals. However, it's important to recognize that raising livestock also comes with its fair share of challenges. Let's explore the joys and challenges Read More
Some links may be affiliate links, but that's okay because it won't cost you any more cash, and I might make a few pennies if you buy the products! These tools cover a range of essential tasks involved in homesteading, from land clearing and gardening to construction and maintenance. Read More
This past month we ventured to north Florida to pick up what we thought was a 1969 Ford 3000, but some viewers of our YouTube Channel think it is a 1972 or later. We got it to our property in East TN the day after we got back. Check out the video of the work we did! Read More
