Tag: Homestead
Monastic Herbalism: Part One — Traditium
The treatment and curing of the ill and infirm is a long standing tradition within the Catholic faith. The ability to propagate and properly administer herbal remedies is a homesteading stalwart. I recently stumbled onto a series of articles documenting the Monastic tradition of herbalism from medieval times that continues to this day. I thought it was interesting so I figured I’d share….hope you find it as informative as I have
Homestead Meat Chicken Primer…
Deciding which breed of chicken to invest in on the homestead can make or break your chicken experience. While many of the heritage breeds make…
Pastured Turkey Basics….
I know it’s not really the time of year to start your hol(y)iday turkeys out on pasture, but it is the time of year to…
Homesteading Must Have?—Scythes!!!
The more I use the scythe the greater the appreciation I have for the versatility and tranquility of using this age old homestead standby. I’m…
Homestead Homeschool
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…
Fruit Tree Propagation
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!”…
Portable Milking Stanchion (pt. 2 the Rest of the Story)
Last time I exlained why we went with the portable design, provided the materials list, and showed how to make the head gate for our…
Building a Portable Milking Stanchion (pt. 1 The Headgate)
Being able to secure your cow while milking is one of those unique homestead pleasures that you don’t really appreciate until you have to try…
Homestead Update Aug 2016
I know it’s been a while since we’ve put out some content, so I thought it would be appropriate to start things off again with…
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