Tag: Homesteading

Our local wildlife becomes more visible as winter approaches and they are trying to pack on the pounds. Also some unrelated comments about inflation.

The garden is slowing down, the new chickens are laying tiny eggs, the firewood is dry and seasoned. I can' wait for winter.

The honey harvest is behind us. It was fun but sticky work and yielded 200 pounds of two different colors of honey.

Homesteading lesson on butchering chickens results in some insightful findings for potential future homesteader

It's getting close to honey harvest time, and time to help our bee colonies get prepared for the long, cold winter.

Before you live your dream and invest in a homestead you should make sure you can handle one of the least popular chores.

Our refrigerator died during the hottest week of the year. and took more than a week to repair. Here's how we handled it.

Our garden is producing well, maybe even over-producing. Anyone have a good recipe that uses green beans and zucchini?

This is the peak of production on the homestead. In a survival situation, this is when we would be packing on pounds to get us through the winter.

We have gone from harvesting 12 or 13 eggs per day in the Spring of 2022 to 7 in the summer of 2023, but that's an improvement over last month.