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Feed Yourself, Fund Yourself — Homestead Income from Soil to Soap
Think growing your own food only feeds your belly? Think again. This isn’t just a garden — it’s your untapped income stream. From selling surplus callaloo and eggs to crafting herbal soaps, teas, and infused oils, this episode teaches how your backyard can become a business. Discover step-by-step ways to start a micro-CSA, run your own barter economy, open a seed library, and build community-driven income without leaving your plot.
Why do most homesteaders never monetize their skills?
What’s stopping you from selling your soap, compost, or seedlings?
And how do you price your products without guilt?
This isn’t just about survival — it’s about sustainable empowerment.
What’s your homestead worth when you value your time, tools, and traditions?
Why do most homesteaders never monetize their skills?
What’s stopping you from selling your soap, compost, or seedlings?
And how do you price your products without guilt?
This isn’t just about survival — it’s about sustainable empowerment.
What’s your homestead worth when you value your time, tools, and traditions?
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By Mary Boyd | Farming & Homesteading Expert Think growing your own food only feeds your belly? Think again. This isn’t just a garden — it’s your untapped income stream. From selling surplus callaloo and eggs to crafting herbal soaps, teas, and infused oils, this episode teaches how your backyard can become a business. Discover step-by-step ways to start a micro-CSA, run your own barter economy, open a seed library, and build community-driven income without leaving your plot.
Why do most homesteaders never monetize their skills?
What’s stopping you from selling your soap, compost, or seedlings?
And how do you price your products without guilt?
This isn’t just about survival — it’s about sustainable empowerment.
What’s your homestead worth when you value your time, tools, and traditions?
Why do most homesteaders never monetize their skills?
What’s stopping you from selling your soap, compost, or seedlings?
And how do you price your products without guilt?
This isn’t just about survival — it’s about sustainable empowerment.
What’s your homestead worth when you value your time, tools, and traditions?