Totally Homestead

If you deal with insomnia or just like to relax with a warm cup of something before bed, this […]

Macaroni and Cheese is one of the original comfort foods. Combining melted cheese and pasta has […]

Drying flowers to preserve them has been a homesteading tradition going back hundreds of years. The […]

This Tea Cup Fairy Garden with a Miniature Chair is actually two posts in one. I’ve added […]

Cookbooks are invaluable. They teach us so much about cooking, baking, canning, butchering, and […]

A herb spiral is one of the the most clever permaculture techniques for utilizing space and […]

Are your onions getting soft? It is easy to dehydrate onions so they last longer for food storage. […]

If you’re looking to improve your health and enjoy a tasty meal at the same time, look no […]

Ya'll…Listen, I love me some sweet tea. Put it in a mason jar and somehow it just tastes […]

Making your own natural wax melt air fresheners is easy, fun, cheap, and keeps potentially harmful […]

There probably is no simpler natural air freshener to make than this one, fellow homesteaders. This […]

Doomsday crackers, or survival crackers, as they are sometimes called, were created during the Cold […]

Cilantro is an herb that can be grown in containers or in the ground. It is an annual flowering […]

These Ten Commandments Nutter Butter Cookies are the perfect way to teach your children the 10 […]

It has been three years since the last Highland Hunt!  Three years!!!!  A new home, a new […]

Can herbs keep chickens healthy?  Does herb use increase the immune response in the flock? […]

You can’t go wrong with this hearty slow cooker chili recipe. Since the chili simmers in a […]

I like saving money. I like it a lot. I also have some quirks and one of those quirks are […]

Take advantage of the summer bounty and preserve peppers to enjoy all year. If you don’t grow […]

Are you sick of Zucchini yet? After you have baked, sautéed, stuffed, and grilled about as […]

While preppers can be some of the most positive people you could ever meet, there are some really […]

Proper food storage protects the quality of food, reducing waste from spoilage and mold. Air is the […]

From interactive gardens to learning about the Holocaust, homeschool field trip ideas in Missouri […]

Honey bees in late spring need a hive check to ensure that the new hives are thriving.  No […]

Forgotten Tradition: Picnicking in a Graveyard, Decoration […]