Live Your Homestead Dream Today
So you’re cleaning out the pantry but have a question: does apple cider vinegar go bad? This kind of vinegar might smell pungent and be difficult to consume on its own but it’s certainly a valuable ingredient in any kitchen. Along with adding a zing to certain recipes, apple cider vinegar is now also considered a health supplement. Plus, the…
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Believe it or not, canning isn’t only for Grandma. It’s a cost-effective hobby that just might save you a bundle. And there are many easy canning recipes that you can use to get started. With a little practice, you will be well on your way to a full pantry that you stocked yourself. That’s probably one of the most rewarding…
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Tomatoes: They’re the epitome of summer. This bright red, and sometimes green fruit is at the center stage of everything from sandwiches to sauces and soups. Knowing how to plant tomatoes the right way is the key to a prolific yield with plenty of fruit for you, your family, and possibly your friends too. While it’s true tomatoes can stand…
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Rainwater collection provides one of the best ways to conserve water in an environmentally effective way. Harvesting rainwater for use in agriculture dates back thousands of years and is something that most of us may do to help conserve our valuable water supplies. Our awareness of the environment and the toll we take on our surroundings may never feel as…
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Ready to learn how to make goat cheese? When it comes to goat cheese or Chèvre, there’s no in-between: You either love it or hate it. Fresh goat cheese is known for its strong flavor and creamy texture similar to that of cream cheese. And if you own milk goats, it’s a great way to use any excess. Related Read:…
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What is homesteading? The term ‘homesteading’ originated with the enactment of The Homestead Act of 1862. The Homestead Act provided 160 acres of land free of charge to any man willing to settle and improve the land by living on it continuously for 5 consecutive years. Participation in this program became known as homesteading, and the participants were labeled homesteaders. …
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