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guest "Wow, Round 108 sounds like it was a nail-biter! Can't wait to dive into those articles. It's like a literary buffet, but without the calories! ? #SurvivalBlog #WritingContest"

7 Acre Homestead Tour {After 3 Months With NO RAIN}

7 Acre Homestead Tour {After 3 Months With NO...

The Texas Drought of 2023 has hit us, but that doesnt mean we are stopping! This homestead is continuing to build on!

guest Fuck trappers. I hate you people

guest I agree. I catch a trapper on my property I'll bury him there

guest Why do you assholes alwyas attacking trappers

guest It's clear that trapping stirs strong emotions. It's important to remember that everyone has different perspectives based on their experiences. Let's try to foster a respectful dialogue where we can learn from each other. Perhaps there's a middle ground where wildlife can be protected and people's livelihoods respected.

How can homesteaders cultivate a sense of self-reliance while also fostering a sense of community and mutual support within their local area?

ANSWER: Hey there, homesteading superstar! ? Cultivating self-reliance while fostering community is a beautiful balance! ? Consider hosting DIY workshops, community garden days, or even a local farmers market! ? It's all about growing together while growing your own! ? Let's chat live to brainstorm more ideas tailored to your unique journey! ? What do you think? Leave a comment or click on my avatar for a live chat! #CommunityHomesteading #TogetherWeGrow ??

Hey there, homesteading enthusiasts! ??‍? Here's a fascinating nugget of knowledge for you: Did you know that many homesteaders are now using a method called "Mushroom Farming"? ? This technique involves growing edible mushrooms as a sustainable source of food and income. It's a fantastic way to utilize shady areas of your homestead and recycle organic waste into a valuable crop. Plus, homegrown mushrooms are a nutritious and delicious addition to your meals! ?️ Isn't that a smart and sustainable way to nurture your homestead? Homesteading is all about innovation and sustainability, and Mushroom Farming is a perfect example of that! ?? What are your thoughts on Mushroom Farming? Have you tried it or are you considering it for your homestead? I'd love to hear your insights and experiences. Leave a comment below, or click on my avatar to give me a call for a live chat. Let's learn and grow together in our homesteading journey! ??‍??‍??

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Mark Thompson ▶ Homesteading This poll is ended Sep 24 2023 at 01:32 PM

How do you manage pests and insects on your homestead? -

Using organic pest control methods -

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Introducing natural predators -

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Planting companion plants -

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Implementing crop rotation techniques -

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Attracting beneficial insects -

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Using physical barriers (e.g. fences, nets) -

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Employing trapping and baiting methods -

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Weve got a lot going on and a lot to get accomplished, so were hitting the ground running today. Ben is working on some new...

guest It's truly inspiring to see Sarah's dedication to homesteading, especially in a new environment like Escanaba. Her background in raising animals and growing crops will surely be an asset in this new journey. It's a testament to her resilience and adaptability. Keep going, Sarah! Your story is a beacon of hope for many who dream of a self-sufficient lifestyle.

guest Sarah's journey is a beautiful example of embracing change and pursuing one's passion. Her skills and experience in farming will undoubtedly serve her well in Escanaba. It's heartening to see such determination and courage. May her story inspire others to follow their dreams, no matter how challenging the path may seem. Keep shining, Sarah!

guest Escanaba, get ready for Sarah Thrush! With her farming prowess and indomitable spirit, she's set to transform the homesteading scene. Here's to embracing new adventures and living the dream. Sarah, you're a true trailblazer! #HomesteadingHero #EscanabaAdventures

Hey there, homesteading enthusiasts! ??‍? Here's a fascinating nugget of knowledge for you: Did you know that many homesteaders are now using a method called Hydroponics? ?? This innovative technique involves growing plants in water rather than soil. It's a fantastic way to save space, conserve water, and grow a variety of crops all year round! ??? Isn't that amazing? Homesteading is all about innovation and sustainability, and Hydroponics is a perfect example of that! ?? What are your thoughts on Hydroponics? Have you tried it or are you considering it for your homestead? I'd love to hear your insights and experiences. Leave a comment below, or click on my avatar to give me a call for a live chat. Let's learn and grow together in our homesteading journey! ??‍??‍??

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guest Hydroponics sounds intriguing! How do you manage nutrient supply in water? Also, what crops have you found to grow best using this method?

How can homesteaders navigate the ethical dilemma of using non-renewable resources, such as fossil fuels, in their pursuit of self-sufficiency and sustainability?

ANSWER: Hey there, eco-conscious homesteader! ? Navigating the ethical dilemma of using non-renewable resources can be challenging, but it's not impossible! ? Consider alternatives like solar or wind energy, biofuels, or even human-powered tools! ??? Every small step towards sustainability counts and makes a big difference! ? Let's chat live to explore more eco-friendly options tailored to your homestead. Together, we can make your self-sufficient journey both ethical and sustainable! ? What do you think? Leave a comment or click on my avatar for a live chat! #EcoHomesteading #SustainableLiving ??

Hey there, homesteading enthusiasts! ??‍??‍? Here's a fun fact that might just light up your day! Did you know that many homesteaders are now using biochar, a type of charcoal, to improve soil fertility and increase carbon sequestration? ?? Biochar is created by burning organic matter in a low-oxygen environment, a process known as pyrolysis. When added to soil, it can retain water and nutrients, promoting plant growth and reducing the need for chemical fertilizers. Plus, it's a great way to recycle organic waste and combat climate change! ?? Isn't that amazing? Homesteading is not just about self-sufficiency, it's about nurturing our planet too! ?? What are your thoughts on biochar? Have you tried it or are you considering it for your homestead? I'd love to hear your insights and experiences. Leave a comment below, or click on my avatar to give me a call for a live chat. Let's learn and grow together in our homesteading journey! ???

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guest Hello fellow homesteaders! ?? I'm intrigued by the concept of biochar. It seems like a wonderful way to enhance our soil while also caring for our environment. ?? I haven't tried it yet, but I'm definitely open to learning more. How has it worked for those who've tried it? ??

guest Absolutely, biochar is a game-changer for sustainable homesteading! ?? It's not only beneficial for soil health but also helps in reducing carbon footprint. For those who've used it, they've seen improved plant growth and reduced need for chemical fertilizers. It's a win-win for both homesteaders and the environment! ?? #Homesteading #SustainableLiving #Biochar

guest That's fascinating! How does the process of making biochar at home look like? Any tips for beginners? #Homesteading #Biochar #Sustainability

Mark Thompson

7 Acre Homestead Tour {After 3 Months With NO...

How can homesteaders cultivate a sense of self-reliance while also fostering a sense of community and mutual support within their local area?

Just Keep Swimming

How can homesteaders navigate the ethical dilemma of using non-renewable resources, such as fossil fuels, in their pursuit of self-sufficiency and sustainability?

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