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  • Rekindling the Dream

    Sometimes life throws you for a loop. Then tosses you another. Before you know it, a year has gone by and you feel like all you've done is hold on to … [Continue Reading]

    Rekindling the Dream
  • Homesteading: Balancing Between Prepping and Self-Reliance

    There's a lot of overlap in the communities of homesteading, prepping/self-reliance, and survival. Each genre has similar end goals: self reliance and … [Continue Reading]

    Homesteading: Balancing Between Prepping and Self-Reliance
  • My Top 2 Channels for Homesteading

    Some people may find it surprising that I'm pretty much the same as they are: those who read my blog, that is. They come to be entertained, learn … [Continue Reading]

    My Top 2 Channels for Homesteading
  • When Did Independence Become Illegal?

    Over the last year, I have really started to notice a growing trend. At first, it was a news story here or there, usually talking about someplace far … [Continue Reading]

    When Did Independence Become Illegal?
  • Homesteads and Horses: What to Know

    Horses bring a variety of benefits to homesteads, whether by plowing fields or by providing compost for gardens or farmland. If you’re considering a … [Continue Reading]

    Homesteads and Horses: What to Know

The Story of Freedom Point: Fuel Delivery Challenges

March 31, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

When you live off the grid and away from the road system to boot, getting supplies can be a real challenge. No matter how independent or self-sufficient your lifestyle is, there are certain things that you simply cannot produce yourself. Fuel to run … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Guest Posts and Blog Hops

Book Review: Micro and Cottage Businesses

March 26, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Many people today dream of owning their own business but have no idea what kind or how to get started. The reasons for wanting to start one are as varied as the people! Every year, small businesses both begin and end, largely due to a lack of … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Book/Product Reviews

5 Organic Non Manure Fertilizer Options

March 23, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Gardening is messy and sometimes stinky work. Awhile back, I posted an article about the Unglamorous Side of Homesteading and smell is definitely one of them. Using manure in the garden or dealing with manure from your livestock is a necessary evil … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: For the Newbies, Gardening

The Story of Freedom Point: Boats and a Bear Dog

March 16, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

  Freedom Point is the name of the residence of Ed and Linda P, local Alaskans who live off the grid. As you will read below, having a reliable way to get around and a good dog who can handle large wild animals in the bush is vitally … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Guest Posts and Blog Hops

Family Prepping Activities for Spring

March 12, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Each season offers different opportunities to practice and master certain survival skills. Cleverly disguised as simple and fun family time, these activities play a secondary role that most people never really think about or equate to being a … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: General Posts, Preparedness

‘The Organic Canner’ Book Review

March 10, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

When I was first getting into the homesteading lifestyle, one of my huge goals was to learn canning. I wanted to be able to preserve the harvest but even more so, I wanted to take Big Food company labels out of my cupboard. We wanted to get away from … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Book/Product Reviews

For Beginners: Growing Garlic

March 5, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

I really don’t know too many people who don't like, if not love, the taste of garlic. It is used on pretty much every continent and every culture. Growing garlic is something everyone should learn how to do! Hardy and cold resistant (in fact, most … [Continue reading]

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