There are many many ways to reduce your animal feed costs. Ever heard of tree hay?

A look at all the jobs that have been completed this April

Spending time in our garden is a great way to relieve anxiety and increase our mental health and wellbeing. In this episode I talk about a great garden activity that is beneficial to you and your garden, and will help you to understand your garden space better, using permaculture principles to better assess your garden’s potential.

Today I share a conversation with the hosts of the survival bros podcasts about some of the areas where homesteading, self sufficiency, and preparedness overlap.

Ever wondered if you could grow vegetables without the backbreaking job of turning soil or digging up potatoes? Well you can, and in this episode we discuss how.

Where to source seeds? There are more options than you might think.

Water is a requirement for so many things, yet it is one of the least valued commodities in the developed world, costing less than petroleum, milk or almost anything else. As a result many don’t think about how to become less reliant on water delivered to them from a main supply,

This episode I talk with Phil Schultz, a homesteader in the process of building his new homestead in Missouri. I started out expecting the conversation to revolve around the differences between a U.S. homestead and my own family home were, but it turns out there was far more shared experiences and thoughts than diverging ones...

I have a shelf full of dried foraged mushrooms, you should too! Here we talk about how to safely forage for edible mushrooms.

It’s important to understand how to give our plants the best chance for survival. Understanding how the way we water effects them can be really important.