Winter homesteading

Learn some homesteading skills to develop over the winter. Don't let winter get you down. Instead, learn how to appreciate the seasons and use them to the best of your ability.

Waiting for spring to come to the homestead? Here are seven winter projects to keep you busy while you wait for warmer weather.

Winter is often described as a time for rest. For nature and for us. Even though we are resting, there are chores that need to get done to make sure the homestead continues to run smoothly during the winter months. Here are 20 winter homestead chores to make sure your homestead stays in tip top shape this winter.

The hardest thing about homesteading? That's a tough question, with a whole lot of possible answers. But last week I told ya'll I think I can narrow it down to two aspects that are the most difficult for me. Today I'm discussing the second one. And boy does it cut this southern girl to the

Winter is definitely not a time to rest for the homesteader. There are dozens of things you can do, which we've outlined in a quick list.

For many gardeners, the growing season starts after the last frost in the spring and ends with the first frost of fall. For those of us in cold climates with short frost-free growing seasons, adding

The hustle and bustle of summer are coming to a close but that doesn't mean the work is finished. While homesteading is a year-round endeavor, there are some fall homesteading chores to get completed before

Winter tasks, and activities for backyard homesteaders. Learn new skills and grow your knowledge about gardening and animals.

As winter blankets the landscape in a shimmering coat of frost, homesteaders find themselves in a unique position to engage in projects that might have been set aside during the…

No need to stop growing in the greenhouse just because winter is coming. Learn how to heat greenhouse in winter without electricity!