Homesteading

While bad weather seems to have cut a swatch from California to Minnesota, we escaped and the bees and I both used the time productively.

Despite rain and sudden cold snaps, May weather is some of the best we will see on the homestead for working outside.

Bad weather limited what we can do outside and resulted in yet another power outage, but it was just as well. We needed the rest.

We've been super busy on the homestead with both planned and unplanned chores. It's prime time for outdoor activities.

With the way the world looks today, there has never been a better time to plant a garden. If the SHTF, you will value every calorie you produce.

This is a perfect example of why you should never let your guard down. The bears showed up two days after I had relaxed because our mystery visitor was just a raccoon.

Do you want to live a simpler life with fewer financial demands and more freedom while you are healthier and happier? Try homesteading.

Homesteading takes investment of time ad money. Sometimes it is planned; other times it catches you by surprise.

Our homestead requires hard work, a little pain, and a willingness to kill as well as nurture and grow.

We are expecting a minor snow storm with high winds, so we did some prepping on the homestead to prep the property and ensure we stay warm and dry.