Making Your Own Vino is Truly Better & The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post Ed. No. 23
Wine making is actually very simple but to make a good wine is a lot more complex. I had a friend who shared
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How old is too old?
You know by most people’s standards regarding groceries the moment an apple gets soft the average person just chucks it in the trash.
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1000 Pounds of Gravel & The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post Ed. No. 19
What on earth do we need with 1000 lbs. of gravel well you better believe it has something to do with those raised
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Putting Your Garden On The Map
You know it is a good idea to keep a garden plan around especially if you are like me and not the most
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Organizing Is Not My Thing But Every Good Homesteader Has To Do It & The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post No. 18
Ugh I hate organizing with a passion! Oh don’t get me wrong it feels great once it’s done but I really have to
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A Sneak Peek At Our New Raised Bed Colonial Garden
It’s not quite done yet but I couldn’t resist I had to show you all how much has been done but I am
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Here’s To All Women Homesteaders
Why are historical homesteads so near and dear to my heart? I have always felt them tug at my heart strings whenever I
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“Celebration Giveaway” From Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co.
We have had to postpone our blog hop this week due to Linky Tools Server issues but I do have exciting news about
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The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post Edition No. 16 & Homemade Corn Tortillas
Wow I am running so late today……….but I did have a wonderful opportunity to sleep in which is a rare occasion. Today
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Yikes! Seed Disaster and The March Mad Scramble
It happens even the best most careful gardener makes mistakes and I am not one of those types of gardeners at all. Yesterday
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