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Category Archives: Homesteading
Starting Seeds Indoors
Despite the snow and cold temperatures, the kids and I are already dreaming of spring. We have been pouring over the seed catalog deciding what varieties (some new, some tried and true) we would like to plant this year. Each … Continue reading
Beef Stew Recipe
Beef Stew Ingredients to make 7 quarts: 4-5 pounds of roast (cut in chunks) or stew meat 12 cups chopped potatoes 8 cups sliced carrots 3 cups chopped onion 3 cups chopped celery-optional (I don’t include this because several in … Continue reading
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Building Food Storage With On-Sale Items
A great way I have found to add to our food storage is to purchase produce, meat and pantry items when they are on sale. Many types of produce can be frozen or canned, meat can also be frozen or … Continue reading
Building Your Food Storage
I am so excited to introduce to you a new series that I am starting this year! It is aimed at helping you build your food storage; whether you are just getting started or you are looking to expand the … Continue reading
Sustainable Agriculture Resources
Are you interested in sustainable agriculture? Or maybe alternative ag markets. Here are some resources that I have found helpful: