Join Jake from White House on a Hill during the 2017 Homesteaders of America Conference as he catches up with all of your favoriting homesteading YouTubers! Here’s a quick introduction […]
YouTuber Fun at the Homesteaders of America Conference
How Do You Keep Chickens Warm ?
From the moment that you first bring home the newly hatched chicks, the question of how to keep chickens warm will become important. Unless the chicks are hatched under a […]
DIY Milking Stand for Goats | Grooming, Health Checks
Building a DIY milking stand is quite easy and very necessary if you plan to raise goats. Not only will you use the milking stand when milking the goat, but […]
Campfire Pizza and Chat | Brad & Daniel
Join Brad from Full Spectrum Survival, and Daniel of Go For Green Living, as they create a very quick and easy campfire pizza, and have a chat about how to […]
Kombucha 101: Make Fermented Tea in a Few Easy Steps
Kombucha is a delicious & bubbly drink your whole family will love! It is a healthy, naturally fermented beverage made from brewed tea. Learn the basics and you’ll be making […]
Sourdough Bread: From Starter To Loaf
Learn the basics of making sourdough bread at home from the sourdough starter to a delicious sourdough sandwich bread. Because there’s not much better than starting the day with a […]
Family Milk Cow 101
From the cost to picking the right cow, breeding, calving, milking, and more learn the basics of keeping a family milk cow on the homestead. When we brought home our […]
Reasons to Use Rotational Grazing on a Homestead
I never really gave pasture management any thought when we first started raising livestock. I hadn’t heard of rotational grazing before. You just throw them in a pasture and they’ll […]
How to Grow Carrots (Video)
Join homesteader Stacy Lyn Harris as she walks you through, step-by-step, how to grow carrots in your homestead vegetable garden! How to Grow Carrots Carrots are the number one source […]
How To Start a Medicinal Herb Garden
“How do you even start a medicinal herb garden?“ It’s the question homesteaders often ask, normally out of fear of getting it wrong or growing something that could poison your […]