Tag: Homesteading

Edible Landscape Additions: Elderberries and Goji Berries

If you are looking for hardy additions to your edible landscape, elderberries…

Jenny Flores Jenny Flores

Guinea Fowl: Something Different in the Garden

An exotic and perhaps odd-looking breed of poultry, the Guinea Fowl, is…

Victoria Varga Victoria Varga

From Starvation to Frozen Dinners in a Few Thousand Years: The History of Refrigeration

It was strawberry season again.  Strawberries are so good and so inexpensive…

Barbara Bamberger-Scott Barbara Bamberger-Scott

Attracting Beneficials: Garden Good Guys

Whether you are a backyard gardener, an urban homesteader, or you run…

Jenny Flores Jenny Flores

Muscovy Mommas: Lessons Learned from My Broody Ducks

As a relatively new homesteader, I have only recently hit the benchmark…

Wren Everett Wren Everett

Adventures of Becoming a Backwoods Girl: Bugs, Guns, Dogs, and Fire, Oh My…

I decided when going back to college that I would major in…

Lacey Thacker Lacey Thacker

Ten Ways to Stand Out at the Farmers’ Market (and Make More Money)

It’s finally time for homesteaders to start thinking about spring.  Thinking about…

Jenny Flores Jenny Flores

The Corn Story (The Origin of Corn)

Jane Johnston Schoolcraft (1800-1842) also known by her Objibwa name, which is…

Jane Johnston Schoolcraft Jane Johnston Schoolcraft

The Healing Properties of Emus

Emus, ostriches, and rheas—all flightless “running birds”—belong to the same class: “Aves”.…

Victoria Varga Victoria Varga

Iris Pseudocorus: Exotica on the Cheap

I don't know about you, but one of the things I appreciate…

Neil Shelton Neil Shelton

Moss for Beauty and Profit

After reading a story on this very website about collecting items in…

Kathy Kish Kathy Kish

Covered Wagons Heading West: Life on the Oregon Trail

Amelia Stewart Knight knew the cross-country journey west would be a rough…

Catherine Lugo Catherine Lugo

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