How to profit from homesteading

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.

Do you dream of homesteading, but have NO IDEA how you could possibly afford to buy rural land... no matter how many money savings challenges you do? If your financial freedom vision board includes how to buy land, this blog will teach you the 5 most important questions to ask before you invest...so you can find funding and start earning passive income from your farm!

When you are just starting out on your homestead it's easy to want to jump in with both feet and get a whole whack load of animals. However, it can be wiser to start out slower. Today I'm going to talk about why, and what animals are great to start out with on your

Check out the ULTIMATE homestead income ideas guide! Learn ways to make a profit from your small farm while being a service to your community.

25 different ways to make a part-time income, including selling plants and seeds, renting your land, vermicomposting and more.

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If gardening is your passion, explore these 11 businesses that you could start if you love gardening. From offering garden design services to running a community-supported agriculture program, these ideas will inspire you to turn your hobby into a profitable venture. Embrace your love for plants and discover how to create a successful business, whether it's through organic farming, composting services, or botanical workshops. Your green thumb can be the foundation of a thriving enterprise.

Homesteading can be expensive and you'll need a lot of supplies! Luckily, there are ways to get free items! Find out how and why we use Craigslist to get tons of free homestead supplies!

Did you know you could earn a living off of your land? The more you dive into hobby farming and homesteading, the more you realize: there is no “off season.” In other words you complete one task to move to the next, and are constantly shifting your focus based on the time of year. Early springtime means starting seedlings, and hatching chicks. Then planting season begins, which moves to maintaining your gardens, the high egg production of summer time, honey, raising cattle and pigs, cut…

A self-sufficient homestead checklist can help you build the hobby farm of your dreams. If you are a homestead beginner and not sure where to start, this checklist will help.