by Melina Ann | Jan 31, 2020 | Homesteading, Make Money Homesteading
When we decide to be homesteaders it is normally because we want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. I was one of those people. I decided a long time ago that I wanted to own some land and that I wanted to work from home while being a homesteader and...
by Melina Ann | Jan 30, 2020 | Homesteading
Quick Tip – Winter Tool or Maintenance Shed We are not using a lot of our tools during the winter months. The ones we are using are normally tools we use year-round. Now is the time to do your winter tool shed maintenance. Take Inventory –...
by Melina Ann | Jan 29, 2020 | Homesteading
Brush And Wood Burning In The Winter You can still burn brush and wood in the dry and cold winter months. With winter here our seasonal chores are starting. The woodlot is getting a lot of attention. However, is it safe to burn your brush and debris in the winter?...
by Melina Ann | Jan 28, 2020 | Chickens, Homesteading, Livestock
Winter Animal Manure When it is cold outside the worst chore for me is dealing with all the animal manure. Let me share with you some tips for handling this stinky half-frozen poop. How To Deal With Animal Poop In The Winter Chickens – Use the Deep...
by Melina Ann | Jan 27, 2020 | Homesteading
What To Do To Your Woodlot In Early Winter We just finished with the hustle and bustle of spring, summer, and fall. Now that early winter is upon us it is nice to have a break from those seemingly endless chores. Most of our homestead is on auto piolet at this time of...
In 2018, our family decided to move from the city to a 40-acre farm in rural Illinois to begin homesteading. We bought a retired bed and breakfast on 40 acres and are actively homesteading our property. Three generations live in this beautiful, bountiful space in peace and harmony as we take this amazing journey together.
We are learning as we go and sharing our journey with you.
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