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In homesteading, self-sufficiency, and sustainability are the keystones, and making wholesome, homemade products is part of this ethos. One such delightful creation is raw milk ice cream, a creamy...

Raising chickens is a common activity for new and experienced homesteaders. In most cases, the flock is started by purchasing new chickens that could be anywhere from one day old to one-week-old....

Chicken roosts are an essential component of poultry housing, serving as a designated area where chickens can rest, sleep, and seek refuge. They are typically elevated structures resembling perches,...

As the first rays of springtime sunshine warm the earth, homesteads come alive with the vibrant hues of blooming flowers and the bustling activity of new life. Among the sea of green, a familiar...

At the heart of homesteading lies the principle of making the most out of what we have, ensuring nothing goes to waste. As we strive for a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle, every element of...

Butter is often made on the homestead, especially by homesteaders with access to fresh farm milk. Cream is the traditional main ingredient used to make butter, but can you use other dairy products,...