Traditional Catholic Homestead

Well now that Spring has finally arrived up here on the homestead in North-Central Idaho the grass is growing and the apples are finally starting…

Since May is the month that is devoted to the Mother of God, I thought it a great idea to provide another review on an…

It’s getting to be that time of the year when things are really starting to thaw out up north here and getting out to work…

For a long time I’ve been trying to put together a solid post on what it’s like to be a homesteading homeschool family.  Well low…

I stumbled on this fine example of what a forest type garden can look like.  With a little planning and properly timed disturbance this style…

While many of the readers will already know about this, there are many people who read this blog that are not as steeped in tradition…

Healthy, nutrient dense food is the cornerstone of good health. Our ancestors knew this and there is a lot that can be learned from the nutritional heritage of our ancestors. No one is a bigger advocate for educating and promoting these traditional diets than Sally Fallon-Morel of the Weston A. Price Foundation. Enjoy the full DVD presentation here…

There’s an old saying that goes something like “The best time to plant a tree is ten years ago, the second best time in today!”…

We’re experimenting with sprouted barley fodder as a feed supliment for our grassfed cattle and pastured dairy production on the homestead this winter.  We’re calling…

Sacred music is very much a part of the Church’s tradition, and for good reason! There is just something ethereal about Gregorian Chant. The good folks over at Traditional Catholic Priest.com have a nice album review I though I would share with you guys, enjoy….