Today’s survival diary is about how Covid-19 has put a damper on our lifestyle, caused shortages at the grocery store and ultimately affected our mental health. This is my personal take on what has happened and what to do now.
It’s been a crazy year so far, so today’s survival diary June 3, is going to take a look at what has been going on the last few months. Today we are sharing with you our experience of the Coronavirus situation and how we are surviving this pandemic.
This weekend has been a whirlwind of homesteading tasks, so I felt it fitting to write another survival diary. From tapping trees, to property clean up, hauling wood to food preservation, this weekend has certainly ran the gamut.
It has been many years since I have added anything to these posts, but today I felt the need to write a new survival diary. Much has changed here on the homestead, as you will learn in this post. Things were real bleak for a while, but they are looking up and I am looking…
Homesteading today is quite popular, but the roots of homesteading can be traced all the way back to the Homestead Act of 1862. Often people who want to start homesteading wonder things such as how do I start a self-sufficient homestead, where can I find free property for homesteading or even how much land do…
For those just thinking about homesteading or starting to take the first steps, the reality of homestead living is not romantic or even picturesque. Living on a homestead and being successful at it requires dedication, hard work as well as skill because knowing how to do things is half the battle. Of course living the…
Making a self sufficient homestead plan is the first step to accomplishing your goal of living on a self sufficient homestead.
Renaissance Homesteader and Proclaimed Plant Geek, Sheri Ann Richerson can tell you everything there is to know about organic gardening, being self-sufficient and raising tropical plants from seed in a temperate environment. Learn more -
