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Home-Winterization Construction

Home Winterization Anyone Can Tackle

By Doug Smith
There's something romantic or heartwarming about seeing a home in a clearing in the woods or down a lane with a glow of lamps or…
Winter Preparedness Housekeeping

Winter Preparedness

By Jan R Cooke
Begin You Winter Preparedness Routine So You Can Enjoy the Fun Winter Offers “Walking in a Winter Wonderland...”  What images that brings to mind!  Images…
red barn in the snow with pine trees, preparing for the holiday rush, holidays, enjoying the holidays, profitable months for homesteading, winter homesteading Lifestyle

Preparing for the Holiday Rush on Your Homestead

By Jenny Flores
The time between late October through late December is filled with holidays, family gatherings, and school vacations.  Instead of the work slowing down, the workload…
Preparing bees for winter Beekeeping

Preparing Bees for Winter: Getting Ready to Get Bees Ready For Winter

By Kim Flottum
This was article supposed to be something about how honey bees and beekeepers deal with winter and it was to appear in late September, just…
Cold-Climate-Homestead Gardening

Solutions for Growing Food Year Round on a Cold Climate Homestead

By Elizabeth Waddington
I am fortunate to live in an area where winter temperatures rarely dip lower than 5° Celsius below zero. (26° Fahrenheit). None the less, there…
preparing animals for winter Homesteading Pets

Preparing the Homestead for Winter, Part Three: The Animals

By Doug Smith
Preparing the Homestead for Winter, Part One: The Buildings Preparing the Homestead for Winter, Part Two: The Machinery There’s a passage in the good book…
PrepaPreparing Machinery for Winterring machinery for Winter Construction

Preparing the Homestead for Winter, Part Two: The Machinery

By Doug Smith
If you haven't yet, read Preparing the Homestead for Winter, Part One: The Buildings   Based on a recent survey—i.e. walking around the garage and…
Preparing the Homestead for Winter Construction

Preparing the Homestead for Winter, Part One: The Buildings

By Doug Smith
Winter is a lot like death and taxes… it’s one of the few constants in life.  Here on our property in Missouri, you can rest assured…
Using Snowshoes and Ice Cleats on the Homestead Homesteading Life

Floating on Snow: Using Snowshoes and Ice Cleats on the Homestead

By May Woodworth
My husband and I utilize both snowshoes and ice cleats.  When strapping either on to do chores, I thank our ancestors.   Many people go snowshoeing…
clean up the garden for winter, Winter Garden Care, fall garden, fall and winter garden  Gardening

Cleaning Up the Garden for Winter — Fall and Winter Garden Care

By Wren Everett
I always feel a strange sense of forlorn relief at this time of year, as I glance over the garden-in-twilight.  The tomato vines worked so…
Garden Season Extenders and Cold Weather Husbandry, DIY Low tunnel, fall and winter gardening, basic animal husbandry, cold weather gardening, homesteading Gardening

Garden Season Extenders and Cold-Weather Husbandry

By Jenny Flores
It may seem strange to think about cold weather when it is still scorching but cold weather is right around the corner.  For a homestead…
Growing Tomatoes and Peppers in Winter Vegetables

Growing Tomatoes and Peppers in Winter

By Regina Anneler
  Tomatoes and peppers are two of summer’s most-loved foods.  However, winter is quickly drawing near, and the garden is dying out, so at this…
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