If you are considering getting goats or want to learn more about what it takes to raise goats, this is the podcast for you.

We will discuss the requirements for owning and caring for goats, the downside of goats, and how you can manage breeding in your herd. Homesteading is about self-sufficiency and livestock can help culture that aspect of life by providing you with products. Goats have different uses and products, so let's discuss!

Goats versus cows is a popular debate and topic. If you are wondering what one is right for you, this episode will clear that up for you!

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I have discussed how you can homestead from anywhere, but in this podcast I dove directly into my story of how I started homesteading with the hopes it can inspire you with where you are at in your homesteading journey.

I started homesteading in the city, and you will see how one hobby or interest developed into a passion and led me to where I am today. This is my personal example of how I got into homesteading and hopes it answers the question of "How do you start homesteading?" -- the question I am constantly asked!

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Become self-sufficient by learning how to care and keep backyard chickens. They are a low maintenance homestead animal that can provide you and your family with homegrown food. With talks of digital currencies and continuous train derailments that will most definitely affect our food ecosystem and supply chain, now is the time to get prepared by having chickens. 

Chickens till the land, provide meat and eggs, and create compost from their manure that can build up the soil for you to garden on. Get chickens today and start your backyard flock!

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Welcome to today's episode of our podcast where we discuss the critical importance of food storage and why building one today is essential.

With global events such as natural disasters, economic instability, and train derailment, it has become increasingly clear that having a sufficient food supply in our homes is more important than ever. By having a well-stocked food storage, you can ensure that you and your loved ones have access to nutritious food during times of crisis.

In this episode, we will explore the benefits of building a food storage, including the financial savings it can provide, the peace of mind it brings, and how it is an investment into your future.

Tune in as we dive deep into the critical importance of food storage, and why building one today can help ensure the safety and wellbeing of you and your loved ones during uncertain times.

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Building a bug-out bag is important, but don't forget to build an emergency kit for your car as well. You don't know what kind of emergency situation you could find yourself in while traveling, so it is best to always be prepared! A bug out bag prepares you for being able to get up and leave your house should a situation arise. A car emergency kit allows you to either survive in your car for a period of time or bug out of your car depending on the scenario. Build your bug out bag and car emergency kit today!

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When it comes to homesteading and preparedness, having a food storage is essential. You never know if a job loss is coming down the pipes or you will have a friend in need of food. Food storages provide comfort, stability, and a peace of mind. In today's episode, I walk you through my working kitchen and how I actively utilize and rotate my food storage into my everyday routine. Sometimes we purchase food in bulk then don't want to use it because we think it is reserved for later use. Food storage is meant to be utilized! Learn how to properly use your food storage and hear about the different methods of food storage I use in my kitchen.

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It seems like there is a continuous rollout of food and supply shortages across the board. Are you prepared for a wide scale shortage? In this podcast, I discuss how you can get ready TODAY to avoid having to suffer from food shortages. Joining a local farm co-op or learning to grow your own food are just some ways to prepare NOW. I dive further into how you can successfully do this and explore other methods in this podcast.

Don't be caught having to battle your local Karen's at the grocery store for the last bag of Slim Jims!

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Animals are the best part of the homestead. Even if you aren't living on a chunk of land, there is one homestead animal that you can have: chickens. Chickens are a great first homestead animal that can help you be self sufficient by providing food for you and your family: meat and eggs.

I cover all of the basics in this episode like where to get your chickens, when to get them, how many chickens you actually need, different types of chicken coops, and more! I love having chickens on my homestead. I know what kind of conditions they live in and what exactly goes into making their eggs. You can have that kind of joy too!

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If you are dreaming about building a homestead but don't think you have the time or money, you are wrong! You can absolutely homestead from anywhere and you don't need a chunk of land to start homesteading. In this episode, I dive into what it means to homestead and how you can become a homesteader with me!

You can learn to garden, cook from scratch, and other valuable homesteading skills right where you are at.

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How would you survive without food, water, or electricity? In this episode, we discuss survival using a bug out bag. You never know what kind emergency situation could arise and force you to flee your home--fires, hurricanes, and flooding are all examples of emergencies scenarios you could find yourself in. Are you prepared to leave your home in a pinch? Let me help guide you in how to build a bug out bag and what should actually be in your bug out bag.

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