There are many uses for stainless steel tables. Doctors use them to conduct surgeries, train surgeons, cut open cadavers for research, and sometimes display them in an operating room or hospital hallway. Pathologists use them to slice through human t…
- 5 days ago 29 Nov 21, 9:04pm -

Maintaining your home’s appearance is a must for the savvy homeowner, whether you’re selling your home or inviting friends and coworkers over, a well-manicured front lawn can convey a solid, positive first impression of both the property and its…
- 12 days ago 22 Nov 21, 6:37pm -

Maybe you’ve spent a significant amount of time, money, or perhaps both making the exterior of your home beautiful, and especially your landscaping. If so, you of course want to highlight what you’ve done, so why not add lighting to your landscap…
- 14 days ago 20 Nov 21, 9:57am -

We are sharing a great video from Kalle Flodin where he explains the most misunderstood aspects of simple living. We really appreciate how unabashedly honest he is, and transparent he is about simple living. The video contains a guide through the pro…
- 17 days ago 17 Nov 21, 9:36pm -

The dining room is that one room where all the family comes together for a meal. It’s a communal room where the furnishing is practical as well as attractive. The centerpiece of every dining room is, of course, the table and its matching chairs. Wh…
- 19 days ago 15 Nov 21, 8:45am -

Even if it is November time now, you can already prepare for the upcoming spring and try out this dandelion jelly recipe. Make sure the dandelions you pick are organic and have not been sprayed with weed killer. Time to collect your empty jars alread…
- 27 days ago 7 Nov 21, 4:05am -

A veterinarian’s perspective on prepper medicine on ailments and the antibiotics that help cure them. A lot of info on antibiotics and how to use them, when to use them and when to use something different. Survival Blog shares this and more info. I…
- 28 days ago 6 Nov 21, 6:15pm -

Long ago, it was common for people to work their own land. In fact, where most citizens today can tell the difference between fast food restaurants, a century ago, most people could discern the difference between edible and non-edible plants with eas…
- 35 days ago 30 Oct 21, 8:26am -

This Wild Horsemint Leaves Sore Muscle Rub Homemade Healing Recipe is a blessing from Mother Nature and a knowledgeable homesteader who generously good-spirited shares with the whole homesteading community this pain relief sore muscle rub home remedy…
- 38 days ago 27 Oct 21, 3:00pm -

If you’re preparing for a wedding, anniversary, or any other function where you need flowers, then the most important thing you need is to know where to get the best arrangement at the lowest price. Saving on flowers doesn’t mean you compromise o…
- 46 days ago 19 Oct 21, 3:27pm -

Learning the sex of ducklings can be a puzzling yet entertaining endeavor. All of the cute little baby ducks in your brooder or incubator might look and sound identical at first glance, but there are slight but distinct differences between the future…
- 6 days ago 28 Nov 21, 1:42pm -

Coloring homemade soap with mica powder is a quick and simple way to create a vibrant colored soap naturally. Using mica powder to make bold or pastel hues in homemade soap also allows the maker to match the color of the bar to the scented ingredient…
- 8 days ago 26 Nov 21, 12:41pm -

Cooking oil is a pantry staple that has far more uses than just frying up some delicious fried chicken. Both the versatility and long-shelf life of cooking oil make it a fantastic multi-use item for preppers and frugal homesteading folks alike. Pouri…
- 9 days ago 25 Nov 21, 5:02pm -

Here are 11 tips to being more prepared for whatever lies ahead in our economy.How To Prepare For Hard Times Ahead can be read in full at New Life On A Homestead- Be sure to check it out!
- 11 days ago 23 Nov 21, 8:08pm -

The Eastern Redbud tree is one of the first trees you might spot blooming in the year if you live around the eastern side of the United States. In identification books, the Eastern Redbud tree will be known as the Cercis canadensis. This tree is also…
- 12 days ago 22 Nov 21, 12:21pm -

Cinnamon dough ornaments not only look rustically beautiful when hung on a Christmas tree, they also make fragrant hanging decor year round. The ornaments can be hung simply on a piece of twine to continue the rustic. You can also thin a piece of rib…
- 15 days ago 19 Nov 21, 12:02pm -

Although the homestead lifestyle as a whole tends to embrace a more self-reliant, simpler existence, it does not automatically require you to remove all the fantastic technology that can make your life easier. Nor should it. Using modern appliances i…
- 16 days ago 18 Nov 21, 4:00pm -

Ok, this is not your mom’s corned beef… Quick story. My dad always has corned beef hash the night before hunting season opens as a good luck charm. He cooks up corned beef and potatoes, stories are told, and the tradition remains alive for anothe…
- 19 days ago 15 Nov 21, 11:43am -

Anyone who buys firewood regularly, whether for providing a permanent source of heat to a homestead or a cozy ambient fire in a traditional house, will be familiar with the term, “cord of firewood”. However, if you are a first-time buyer you may…
- 1 day ago 3 Dec 21, 12:26am -

Some 45 years back (when I was kid) we woke up to loud, aggressive buzzing coming from our fireplace. My dad called a beekeeper to come fetch the bees and was informed that the bees could be removed for a fee. He became somewhat angry because he thou…
- 3 days ago 1 Dec 21, 12:06am -

Canned food is something of a staple in our household, we tend to use either a tin of sweet corn or baked beans with almost every meal. They’re long-lasting, flavorful, and easy to cook – you just boil them. Now, being long-lasting doesn’t mean…
- 5 days ago 28 Nov 21, 11:38pm -

For years water has been served up in bottles, from taps, from boreholes, and even untreated rivers that are the only source of water for millions of people worldwide. Each has its own pros and cons. It is a hot topic that affects every person and an…
- 7 days ago 26 Nov 21, 10:34pm -

Native Americans – they were the ultimate survivalists. Their lifestyle was such that they made everything that they needed. They were farmers, extraordinarily efficient hunters, and experienced foragers. By October and early November every year, t…
- 9 days ago 25 Nov 21, 4:19pm -

Being a parent is tough – I’m not even a parent and I know that – it’s especially tough when you have to shop for the little ones and the price tags on all the things you need are through the roof. One of the more expensive things you’ll be…
- 12 days ago 22 Nov 21, 1:14pm -

This recipe can be really delicious with some added stir-fried vegetables, or as an accompaniment to meat or fish. It can also be made vegetarian if you use a vegetable broth instead of a meat based one. Lentils are included in stockpiles because the…
- 24 days ago 10 Nov 21, 2:20pm -

When you’re living off the land, there’s a wide variety of edible plants from which you can choose to eat. On the other hand, there’s also a wide variety of inedible plants which will make you very sick (or worse) if ingested. With that in mind…
- 25 days ago 9 Nov 21, 2:29pm -

Whether you are a new homesteader, old – sorry, experienced – homesteader, or wannabe homesteader, this article is going to be a great read. You know the old saying “You can’t teach an old dog a new trick”? Well… you will learn some new t…
- 26 days ago 8 Nov 21, 7:24pm -

I know I have thrown away a lot of cornmeal in my young and dumb years. I have wasted a lot! But the cornmeal I have thrown out was never due to expiry dates, it was always because of mealworms. If stored in the correct conditions, your cornmeal can…
- 29 days ago 5 Nov 21, 2:17pm -

Interested in permaculture and not sure what to plant? This could be a great article to get ideas for unique and useful permaculture species! Before we begin, let’s talk about what permaculture is.  What Is Permaculture? Permaculture is a land man…
- 11 hours ago 3 Dec 21, 11:10pm -

We recently asked our Insteading Community and YouTube viewers if they had any questions about homesteading that we might answer. You all replied with some great questions, and gave us a lot of ideas on material we can pull together to help you! So f…
- 3 days ago 1 Dec 21, 10:20pm -

I mentioned in my post about building raised beds that I chose to add New Zealand white clover to the edges of the raised bed to act as a living mulch. First off, I should explain what a living mulch is, and how it differs from a cover crop: “In ag…
- 4 days ago 29 Nov 21, 10:53pm -

The growing season is too short and I long for fresh vegetables year-round. Whilst most supermarkets have fresh produce (at a price depending on where it came from), there’s nothing quite like growing one’s own food, indoors or out, and enjoying…
- 9 days ago 24 Nov 21, 10:54pm -

Turnips are great for any garden, and you can use companion planting to help them grow even better. Permaculture Research Institute describes companion planting as “A gardening method which makes use of the synergistic properties found in nature: c…
- 11 days ago 22 Nov 21, 10:47pm -

If you’re in search of some holiday dessert recipes for the festive and chilly season, you’ve come to the right place. From traditional classics, classics with a twist, and maybe some things you’ve not thought of, we’ve put together a list of…
- 14 days ago 19 Nov 21, 10:58pm -

I love growing fresh cucumbers in my country garden and enjoy having plenty for salads and pickling. Most seasons, I have lots left over to share with friends and family or to sell at the market. Native to India, cucumbers are members of the cucurbit…
- 16 days ago 17 Nov 21, 11:05pm -

I have a secret weapon in my kitchen. It makes my daily bread taste amazing (and far more digestible than anything store-bought). As long as I take care of the starter, this weapon is an endless material. And the best part of all? It’s free for the…
- 18 days ago 15 Nov 21, 10:55pm -

Of the thousands of plants growing wild in nature, most are considered common weeds. However, many of these plants have healing, therapeutic properties.  When out exploring nature, don’t be too quick to dismiss a plant as just another wildflower o…
- 22 days ago 12 Nov 21, 10:07pm -

Had fun in the sun and now your skin is burned? Do you deal with irritating skin conditions such as acne, psoriasis, or eczema? Are you constipated or have digestive issues? What about dental plaque? Do you have buildup? The list could go on, but let…
- 23 days ago 10 Nov 21, 11:20pm -

I’ve been using a new creative way to meal plan lately that has nothing to do with shopping lists or trips to the store. Today I’m going to share how we make a meal plan when we need to use things up! How to Meal Plan When You Need to Use Things…
- 5 days ago 29 Nov 21, 8:02am -

Don’t think that the homemade stuffing can be the star of the show? You just haven’t found the right recipe yet! Hopefully, this recipe for my Famous Homemade Stuffing will change your mind about how delicious (and easy!) and stuffing recipe can…
- 11 days ago 23 Nov 21, 8:55am -

Need to make a pumpkin pie without eggs this year? This Eggless Pumpkin Pie is just perfect and turns out wonderfully! Eggless Pumpkin Pie Recipe After many years of allergies and intolerances, we were finally able to re-introduce eggs to our family…
- 12 days ago 22 Nov 21, 11:33am -

Looking for a simple and yet somewhat healthy Cranberry Sauce that you can make this holiday season? This is the recipe that we have been enjoying for several years. It’s overly-processed sugar-free and only needs 3 simple ingredients to make one d…
- 20 days ago 14 Nov 21, 11:39am -

Taco Seasoning is a basic staple in most households. Learn why and how to make your own with this Recipe for Taco Seasoning. Recipe for Taco Seasoning Taco Seasoning is a basic staple in our house. You might be surprised at how easy it is to make you…
- 47 days ago 18 Oct 21, 7:00am -

Do you have some Peppermint Oil Essential Oils sitting on your shelf? Here's how to make the most of it!The post 25 Uses for Peppermint Oil In and Around Your Home appeared first on Little House Living.
- 51 days ago 14 Oct 21, 10:00am -

Looking for a simpler snack to make for the kids when you need something on the go? Here are some Nut Free Trail Mix ideas that you can put together! Nut Free Trail Mix Ideas If you have kids that like to snack like mine or if you happen to be out of…
- 54 days ago 11 Oct 21, 7:15am -

Looking for a perfectly “fall” breakfast? Our family loves this incredibly simple recipe for Pumpkin Doughnut Holes! From Scratch Pumpkin Doughnut Holes You already know that I love to make something “special” for breakfast. Our house has nev…
- 61 days ago 4 Oct 21, 7:23am -

Need some meal planning inspiration? Here’s what is on our menu for this week! Weekly Menu Plans – Into October We Go In an effort to have a little accountability in my menu plans, I’ve decided to post them here again. I don’t really do a lot…
- 62 days ago 3 Oct 21, 7:58am -

Need some new meal ideas or are you looking for something a little more “upscale” to serve for upcoming get-together meals? Here are some simple but unique charcuterie board ideas. Non-Traditional Unique Charcuterie Board Ideas Guest Post by Kend…
- 68 days ago 27 Sep 21, 7:44am -