All things self sufficiency and homestead living, from raising animals, growing food, foraging, financial security, food security, bushcraft and much much more…
The have a go homesteader’s companion
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All things self sufficiency and homestead living, from raising animals, growing food, foraging, financial security, food security, bushcraft and much much more…
The have a go homesteader’s companion
Contact us at SelfSufficientContact@Gmail.com
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Milk, meat and mischief - goats are a family favourite and such a giving animal. Here’s everything you should know to think about getting your first goat. Contact us at selfsufficientcontact@gmail.com
Permaculture is a way of thinking to increase outputs while reducing inputs. It has so many benefits and no downsides. Contact us by email at - selfsufficientcontact@gmail.com
Making your own compost can seem daunting as there is such science behind it that experts can sometimes intimidate us amateurs with the perfect compost recipe. Well Don’t let perfection be the enemy of progress, let’s get composting. Contact us via email - SelfSufficientContact@gmail.com Support the Show - https://www.patreon.com/SelfSufficientHub
Herb gardens are a great addition to the kitchen garden, and a herb spiral can give you access to a huge variety of herbs in a very compact way, right where you want it. Contact us via email - SelfSufficientContact@gmail.com Support the Show - https://www.patreon.com/SelfSufficientHub
Wow it has been a very busy week for me. Juggling the commitments of having a full-time job with the commitments of raising animals and all the other things that come with having a self-sufficient Homestead can be difficult sometimes. Today’s episode is a reflection on that
Whether it’s materials for building structures, mulch for your garden beds, or netting to keep pests at bay, there are lots of things gardeners often buy that can be gotten hold of for free- if you know where (and when) to look.
A quick guide to growing tomatoes, including a rundown of the differences between determinate and indeterminate varieties.
Spring brings with it an abundance of wild edible we can forage for. Not only a great fun activity either alone or with the family, but also a great way to bolster our food cupboards with things traditionally forgotten by most.
How to asses your family’s food security, and some simple changes that you can make to your habits that can have drastic impacts to increase how food secure you are.
All the elements to consider when building a diy chicken coop. Which elements should you include?