Basic Outdoor Survival Skills
May 14th, 2010
Basic outdoor survival skills include learning to respect your environment and making use of what you find.
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Posts Tagged ‘homestead-goats’
Healthy Appetizer Recipes: These Homemade Cheese Crackers Are …
May 12th, 2010
Healthy appetizer recipes like these homemade cheese crackers are the perfect snack, especially when made with coconut oil and freshly ground flour.
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Healthy Mexican Food Recipes - This Frugal Enchiladas Dish Can Be …
May 9th, 2010
Healthy Mexican food recipes like these frugal enchiladas are healthy recipes that taste like the real thing without all that unhealthy fat.
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Back to Basic Nutrition - One Homesteader's Story
May 4th, 2010
Back to basic nutrition is the route we should all aim for when pursuing the self reliant life. Here’s one homesteader’s story of pursuing the best nutrition by going back to basics.
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Easter eggs at the farm
March 28th, 2010
An Easter egg hunt is every day here. My inner kid loves it! With all the trials and tribulations of making ends meet, my enjoyment for the day is collecting.
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llama lu, trapped in the hay
March 28th, 2010
I have three llamas. Their nickname is Llama Lu Hmm, Some things I do I think I am so clever, and then weeks go by and I am proven wrong. The last story.
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Mexican Cooking Recipes are a Low Cost Way to Add Gourmet Taste to …
September 30th, 2009
These Mexican cooking recipes satisfy your cravings for authentic Mexican without gouging your budget.
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The Methane Digester and How It Works
May 30th, 2009
A methane digester is not for everyone, but rather a way for hardy homesteaders to make their own fuel.
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Your Homesteading Question - Get It Answered Here
April 29th, 2009
Post your homesteading question here, and I’ll answer you.
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The Homestead Pig - An Essential Element of Homesteading
April 3rd, 2009
The homestead pig improves your soil and provides you with an excellent source of low-cost meat. Here’s why you need one.
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