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The Homesteading Blog: What's New at Organic Gardening and Homesteading

The Homesteading Blog is a mini-journal about organic gardening and homesteading. Here's some great things it does:

  • you find out whenever any new Web pages appear on Organic Gardening and Homesteading, so you can learn new how-to information on self-sufficiency and the homesteading life.
  • you'll learn about any new postings to this site without having to come back every few days. Every new page link will be sent directly to you. How cool is that!
  • But in order to get those postings, you have to sign up for RSS.
  • So what is RSS? It's this great new program that works a bit like email, only better.

You don't have to visit everyone's computer every day to see if they have sent you email, right? Instead, it is sent to you and stored in a special program in your email account. Then, when you're ready to view your email, you open up your account and read.

RSS works the same way.

You download a reader and if you have gmail or a yahoo email account, you can get RSS for free. Then, whenever you see a website you like, you just click on the RSS link. If you have Google, Yahoo or My MSN, it will add the site to your reader automatically. If not, you will have to paste the link to my homesteading blog to your reader.

Try RSS. You're gonna love it! It's a great way to keep up with friends' blogs and great websites like this one!



Striving to Homestead

We went up to Vernon County Wis. and looked at several houses in the area. We had a great time but did so much driving in a matter of 3 days. It is a 4.5

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Is it possible to be self sufficient on a little over 1/2 an acre

I was just wondering if it is possible for us to raise some type of animals and have a garden on such a small plot of land? I'm very interested in being

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Little Acre Ridge

I have been bitten by the homesteading bug. It started late last summer when I finally gave in to the tugging at my heart. That tugging started as thoughts

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Spring melt!

The long awaited Spring melt has started here at the farm. The geese, honking their excitement at a level that will make you deaf, have taken over every

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Debt Free For Life

Debt free for life is the dream for most of us wanting to go back to a more simpler way to live.

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Adventures of Goose Poop Farm, a Story of Learning the Self Reliant Life

The Adventures of Goose Poop Farm is one man's story of learning to live the self-reliant life.

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aka as Goose Poop Farm

It's been a year and a half since I gave up city life to return to my roots on the farm. A day trip brought me to Pepin County in Wisconsin. Awed by

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Dehydrated Vegetables

Dehydrated vegetables are a real winner both for preparation and cutting costs, providing you with nutritional food with a long shelf-life and fantastic taste.

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We're Thinking of Living Off the Land

Hi, Love your site. I am thinking of living off the land. We have 300 acres, 30 acres of pasture, and a large 4-stall barn. We could have cattle, sheep,

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Germinate Seeds for a Successful Garden

Germinate seeds before you plant them, and your seeds will sprout in record speed and your seedlings will be stronger, establish at a faster rate and be more likely to survive.

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