Golden milk is a nourishing warm beverage made of turmeric, milk, and other spices. It is earthy, creamy, and slightly sweet. In addition to being delicious, drinking golden milk has numerous health benefits. It is anti-inflammatory, full of antioxidants, and promotes general wellness along with restful sleep. Come try our favorite golden milk recipe! The […]
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Today, I’ll walk you through a guide focused on planting various heirloom seeds. I’ll share my experiences and some key pointers for each plant to … Read more The post Planting Heirloom Seeds – A Step-By-Step Guide appeared first on Pioneer Settler. source
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Come learn how to make a DIY chicken grazing box, also known as a fodder box. This easy chicken run idea is a great boredom buster as it provides endless hours of entertainment, enrichment, AND nutritious greens for your flock. The post How to Make a Chicken Grazing Box (Chicken Run Idea) appeared first on […]
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Garden planning is one of my favourite things to do when it’s still cold outside. If this is your first vegetable garden, don’t worry – garden planning doesn’t have to be hard or complicated. I’ll show you how to go… Read More source
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Growing mushrooms in your backyard is an exciting venture that offers a rewarding connection to nature while providing a unique and delicious addition to your homesteading lifestyle. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a curious beginner, this guide will walk you through the steps to successfully cultivate mushrooms right in your backyard. Mushrooms are not… […]
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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, make it special by learning how to make your own homemade cereal with this Cinnamon Toast Crunch recipe! Making your own homemade cereal isn’t a difficult venture. All you need are a few basic pantry staple ingredients and you’ll never have to buy cereal from the… […]
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Say hello to your new favorite sourdough chocolate chip cookie recipe! It’s easy, flexible, and downright delicious. Keep them classic, or add optional warm spices to the batter along with a sprinkle of flaky sea salt on top. Can you say, sugar and spice and everything nice? The post Sourdough Chocolate Chip Cookies (Optional Cinnamon […]
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If there’s one appliance that we all tend to take for granted, it’s got to be the freezer. It’s difficult to overstate just how important freezing is when it comes to food preservation. Compared to any room-temperature method, freezing food offers an excellent shelf life with very little effort, and frozen foods typically maintain a […]
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Chicken coop plans and tips for homesteaders and backyard farmers. Maybe you’re dreaming of a backyard chicken coop and looking for free DIY chicken coop plans. Or maybe you are already keeping chickens and you’re finding your chicken coop is not meeting your needs. This is the article for you! Today I’m going to share… […]
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Follow our easy step-by-step elderberry gummies recipe to turn nutrient-rich elderberry syrup into homemade gummies for natural immune support. They’re delicious, fun, and easy to make! Plus, the kids will love these healthy and adorable little snacks. The post Easy Elderberry Gummies Recipe (How to Make Elderberry Gummies) appeared first on Homestead and Chill. source
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Learn how to make this from-scratch pumpkin roll cake recipe straight from Grandma’s kitchen (with optional homemade pumpkin puree). Skip the Libby’s pumpkin roll recipe and follow this tutorial instead. The post Grandma’s Pumpkin Roll Cake Recipe appeared first on Melissa K. Norris. source
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So you want to get backyard chickens, but what are the best backyard chicken breeds? These hens are easy-care and lay lots of eggs for you! The post Backyard Chicken Breeds for Beginners appeared first on Reformation Acres. source
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Garlic and onions are staples in any kitchen, adding flavor and depth to a wide variety of dishes. Planting them in your garden not only provides fresh, homegrown ingredients but also allows you to enjoy the satisfaction of cultivating your food. For a successful spring harvest, it’s essential to plant garlic and onions in the… […]
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Here’s our family’s twist on a traditional Irish soda bread made bright by saffron and golden dried fruit. As a magical bonus we also show you how to change up the ingredients of this simple bread to make the color match your favorite redhead. Liven up your St. Patrick’s Day with this easy, sweet yet… […]
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Vintage Skills to Teach Your Kids- in a world brimming with technology, there’s something deeply satisfying about teaching our kids skills from bygone eras. These vintage skills, once essential to daily life, not only enrich children’s lives with practical know-how but also foster resilience, patience, and creativity. By encouraging these old-fashioned arts, you’re providing a… […]
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What does my garden look like in October? Well, it depends on the year! So far, we haven’t had a killing frost, but we know it’s coming soon. Come hang out with me in the garden and see all that I’m doing in the garden in the fall. The post Late October Garden Tour appeared […]
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Fan of fire cider claim it helps support the immune system to prevent illness and feel better faster. But does it really work? Come see what a nutritionist says about the health benefits of fire cider, and some precautions. The post 7 Awesome Fire Cider Benefits, According to a Nutritionist appeared first on Homestead and […]
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Episode 142For the Love of Goats Delve into the business of goat landscaping, also known as targeted grazing, goatscaping, and even rent-a-goat. In this business, your herd is hired by a landowner to clear off an overgrown plot of land. … Read More The post Rent a Goat: Turning Goatscaping Into a Thriving Business appeared […]
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Come learn everything you need to know to feel confident starting seeds indoors, including the supplies, tips for timing, and step-by-step instructions – from how to sow seeds as well as care for growing seedlings. The post How to Start Seeds Indoors: The Ultimate Guide + Seedling Care Tips appeared first on Homestead and Chill. […]
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Would you ever consider burying your food out in your yard like a squirrel does his beloved nut? We might find this a little odd now, but our ancestors did this to preserve their food over the winter months. The concept behind burial food preservation is still applied when we use a root cellar to…source
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There’s nothing worse than harvesting eggs and feeling a soft egg that is rubber-shelled amongst your gorgeous clutch. Rubbery or thin-shelled, soft eggs aren’t uncommon in a nesting box, but they are an indication that your hen may be lacking something in her nutrition. What’s Wrong With My Chicken? First off, don’t panic, eggs are…source
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As we select fruit trees for our homestead orchard, I’m considering how we will actually use the fruit we grow. With apples, for instance, one of the primary ways we preserve and enjoy apples is making hard apple cider. So, as I research apple varieties that will do well in our zone 4 climate, I’m […]
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Grow more in Maine’s short season with these practical gardening tips, from seed starting to frost protection.source
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Spring is in the air, and we are all getting excited for the warmer weather! If you are considering starting your first vegetable garden this year, you might be confused as to when to plant a vegetable garden outside. Any… Read More source
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Farmer’s markets are a way for homesteaders and gardeners to make money from all of their hard work. The problem is that all of the local farmers in your area will be at these farmer’s market, and that means you have to stand out in the crowd. While it’s fantastic to see a large group…source