We are so lucky to have something like Little City Farm right here in the neighbourhood, just steps from the community garden.
They are offering a variety of interesting hands-on skills-building workshops again this fall. 348 more words
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Jumping In
What really got me into homesteading was zombies. Yes, zombies. My friends and I always joked about what we would do if zombies really attacked. Then I became hooked on a show called Doomsday Preppers. 349 more words
Mac n Cheese in the pressure is possible
I love Mac n Cheese like most people but it does take time to make and that is something I am short of.
how is it done well I did the whole trial and error thing. 155 more words
Never Buy This Food Again
The other night we bought some green onions for our baked potatoes. We enjoy using green onions fairly frequently for omelettes, in soups, or on potatoes. 287 more words
When Your Back is at the Wall-Crisis Homesteading
Yep. Reusing a photo.
This might go slightly beyond Homesteading 101.
I have had to move, quickly and harshly. My new landlord is a thousand times more pleasant and my actual living space is going to be of significantly better quality. 1,784 more words
95 Skills for the Urban Homesteader
Over the past few years, I have fallen in love with a number of homesteader blogs where people from all over the world share their stories of living off the land, whether as urban backyard farmers maximizing their city spaces or as good old fashioned homesteaders enjoying (and working their bums off in) some acreage in the country. 860 more words
The Bread of Life at King's Roost
There’s no doubt that King’s Roost is a way of life for the owner, Roe Sie. The moment you walk in and listen to him kick around the concept of Urban Homesteading, which is the idea behind King’s Roost, it’s clear he’s done the research, and walks the walk. 950 more words
