Mix two parts propolis by weight to nine parts of clear grain alcohol, by weight (we use 95 proof Everclear) (Do not use ethanol alcohol – it is poisonous!).| homesteadliving.com
So what else can you do with propolis? Well, you can get creative and use it in tinctures and infusions!| homesteadliving.com
I’ve always believed that every homesteader is a prepper, but not every prepper is a homesteader. By their very nature, homesteaders are more prepared than the average Joe to weather any storm; They have food put away and/or growing in the garden, and they tend to have a wide skillset that can help see them The post Joel Salatin on Food Security, Prepping, and Why Homesteading Matters Right Now appeared first on Homestead Living.| Homestead Living
Propolis — the Honey bee’s sticky glue… And so much more There is a sweet little secret inside a bee hive and only a handful of people know the value of this secret. I’m talking about that sticky substance that holds all your frames together and gets all over your bee suit, hive tools, and| Homestead Living
Homestead Living offers a monthly homesteading magazine shipped to households nationwide. We also have a catalog of other magazines and books to help you find your home| Homestead Living
Ready to preserve your harvest (either from the garden OR the farmer’s market) with confidence … and enjoy it year-round? You CAN master home food preservation, even as a beginner, with proven techniques and a supportive community.Using the practical methods of homesteading, you’ll store your harvest safely and create delicious meals for your family. Learn The post The Coop Ep. #08: The Most Important Traditional Skill for Families Today with Melissa K. Norris appeared first on Homestea...| Homestead Living
There’s something magical about a fruit crisp that feels like summer in a spoonful; simple, and deeply satisfying. Maybe it’s the bubbling fruit juices that stain the edges of the pan, or the golden, buttery topping that smells like a hug from the oven. For me, it’s the fact that it comes together without much The post Easy Homemade Pear Crisp: Amazing Fall Flavors in Under an Hour appeared first on Homestead Living.| Homestead Living
Your First Animal: Dual-purpose Chickens I can’t imagine a homestead without a chicken. Like cattle designations between dairy and beef, chickens usually identify as either egg layers or meat birds (broilers). In the old days, before sophisticated breeding selection created the double-breasted Cornish Cross, Kosher King, and Red Ranger, dual-purpose birds were common for domestic| Homestead Living
Ready to raise your kids with grit, purpose, and real-life skills through homesteading? You CAN shape resilient, responsible children, and live more intentionally. Using the daily rhythms of the homesteading life, even as a beginner, with proven strategies and a supportive community. All you need is a spark of inspiration and a trusted guide. Learn| Homestead Living
Get ready to learn everything you need to know about cold storage (aka freezer), water bath/steam canning, pressure canning, dehydrating, fermenting, freeze-drying, root cellar, infusion, and salt/curing!| Homestead Living
Ready to find and secure the perfect homestead property for a sustainable, self-reliant life? You CAN evaluate land, build resilient systems, and create a thriving homestead – even as a beginner – using proven strategies and community support. All you need is a little inspiration, and a trusted guide. Learn how to choose and protect The post The Coop Ep. #06: The Truth About Buying Your Homestead Property, with Tim and Sophia Eng appeared first on Homestead Living.| Homestead Living
In a powerful interview, Joel Salatin joins Jordan Peterson to discuss regenerative farming, rotational grazing, ethical food systems, and why the future of agriculture isn’t veganism.| Homestead Living
My husband, Zach, grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, as did his mother, father, and grandparents on both sides. My mother-in-law, Maggie, often talks about how her grandma kept a jar of milk on the counter and how it always seemed to be thick and ready for use. As I write this, I The post Clabber – The Cultured Dairy You Need In Your Kitchen appeared first on Homestead Living.| Homestead Living
Father’s Day is just around the corner on (Sunday, June 15th!) and now is the perfect time to celebrate the incredible dads in our lives. We’re making that very easy for you this year … Whether your dad, the father figure in your life, loves tackling DIY projects, gardening, or learning new skills, we’ve curated| Homestead Living
Ready to learn how to transform degraded land into a thriving, biodiverse homestead? You CAN rebuild soil, integrate wildlife, and create a resilient farm – even with little experience – using regenerative practices and local resources. All you need is a little inspiration, and a trusted guide.Learn how to work with nature with John and The post The Coop Ep. #05: The Gentle Art of Homesteading Resilience, with John and Molly Chester appeared first on Homestead Living.| Homestead Living
Ready to bring the incredible healing power of herbs and bees into your life? You CAN transform your homestead and your health with honey, its byproducts, and simple herbal remedies — sourced from your own backyard or a local beekeeper. All you need is a little inspiration, and a trusted guide. Learn how to harness The post The Coop Ep. #04: Honey, Herbs, and a Healthy YOU, with Kaylee Richardson appeared first on Homestead Living.| Homestead Living
