Self sufficient living

Whether you are an urban or suburban homesteader, or you live on a 50-acre farm, this list of homesteading skills can help you!

Embark on your journey to self-sufficiency with this curated list of the top 100 books perfect for beginners interested in off-grid living and self-reliance. Whether you're dreaming of a sustainable lifestyle or just curious about living closer to nature, these books offer practical advice, inspiring stories, and essential skills. From building your own solar panels to growing your own food, each book is a stepping stone towards a more independent and fulfilling life. Dive into this treasure…

This beginner's guide to apartment homesteading (urban homesteading) is filled with dozens of ways you can live a more sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle without owning a house or land!

Learn more about apple trees planting, the importance of pollination and pruning. Increase your productivity and grow healthy apple trees that look and feel healthy.

What does self-sufficiency mean to you? For some homesteaders, self-sufficiency is growing and raising food. For others, it’s about getting their utilities off-grid or surviving without store-bought products. In these times of hyperinflation, supply-chain uncertainty, and questionable quality of many consumer

We’re sharing the best ways to start apartment homesteading so you can become more self-sufficient in nearly any city or state. Because maybe you feel stuck in an urban zone and wish you lived closer

These 10 Old-Fashioned Money-Saving Skills will help you to live more frugally and be more self-sufficient all while learning to appreciate a simpler life!

Learning to live a more self sufficient-lifestyle no matter where you live has never been more desirable. These unprecedented times has many thinking about what positive steps they can take toward creating a more self-sufficient life, & these 49 ways may guide you along the way.

Self-sufficiency has become this online buzz word of late. But what is self-sufficiency and how can we achieve it as backyard farmers / homesteaders?