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Trials of a New Homesteader, Trials and Travails of a New Homesteader World

Trials and Travails of a New Homesteader

By Kelly Ramos
My three boys and I are all settled in now, trying out the homesteading lifestyle in this house in the mountains in the northern region…
folk art Hobbies & Crafts

Folk Art: Of the People, By the People, For the People   

By Catherine Lugo
The world of folk art is broad, eclectic, ongoing and wonderful. Folk art is accessible in a way that abstract or aesthetic art can never…
sustainable agriculture Gardening

Going Full Circle: A Journey Back to Sustainable Agriculture

By Uni Blake
There are many reasons why people are drawn to the homesteading lifestyle and sustainable agriculture. There is the lure of living simply and sustainably off…
Homesteading vs. Smallholding: Observations from Both Sides of the Pond Homesteading Life

Homesteading vs. Smallholding: Observations from Both Sides of the Pond

By Katy Runacres
I am here to tell you about how homesteading in the United States and the United Kingdom differ; there are many aspects that are different…
Unschooling: The World is Our Classroom Kids & Family

Unschooling: The World is Our Classroom

By Kelly Ramos
I am hesitant to write this piece and declare to the world that we have taken the road less traveled, especially when it is about…
feminization-of-farming-in-north-america-women-farmers History

Right On, Sister! The Feminization of Farming in North America

By Bonnie Lavigne
There has always been a female face to agriculture: the tough homesteader pioneer woman on the frontier; the milkmaid; the tender of the flocks; the…
Stationary-Nomads Lifestyle

Homesteaders: Stationary Nomads?

By Catherine Lugo
They don’t live in houses but instead carry their houses with them.  They don’t shop at malls, clip coupons, or wear the latest fashions.  They don’t possess…
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Paradise: Living in Picena, Spain

By Barbara Bamberger-Scott
If you drew a line between Granada and Almeria in southeastern Spain, you would find the tiny medieval village of Picena almost directly between the…
Sudan zebra World

A Homesteader Visits Sudan

By Elena Robinson
I walked off the plane in March expecting to get smacked in the face with heat and dust.  “115 degrees,” they told me, “and the…
Homesteading in the Philippines Kids & Family

City to Mountain: First Steps into Homesteading in the Philippines

By Kelly Ramos
I am 42 years old, female, a native of the Philippines in Asia, and a recently-single mom of three boys.  I am an artist and…
World Naked Gardening Day Gardening

Naked Gardening Exposed!

By Barbara Bamberger-Scott
By now you’ve probably seen the Internet hoopla for World Naked Gardening Day.  The subject is everywhere, with its own page on Facebook and articles…
Homestead.org in the Former Soviet Union, homesteading in Russia World

Homestead.org in the Former Soviet Union

By Neil Shelton
I don’t suppose anyone likes to consider themselves average, but I am NOT the average tourist. Sure, I love to travel and enjoy the romance…

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