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52 HOMESTEAD SKILLS
52 HOMESTEAD SKILLS

52 HOMESTEAD SKILLS

Mother Earth News 52 Homestead Skills follows homesteader Kimberlee Bastien as she learns one homesteading skill per week over an entire year. The book details Bastien’s adventures, from building a beehive and becoming a beekeeper to creating her own laundry and dish soap. Whether you already live on a homestead, are transitioning onto one, or are only thinking about it, 52 Homestead Skills will help turn your dreams into a life worth living.

Packed with skills such as making deodorant, building a chicken chunnel, and freezing jam, the 52 projects in this book will prove helpful to any homesteader (or anyone looking to do more on their own). Life on a homestead might not always be easy, but as Bastien writes, “The learning never ends, and that’s OK. Because life without a challenge would be boring.”

This book will help you through the hardest parts of living on a homestead and add some fun to the mix!

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MOTHER EARTH NEWS WISER LIVING SERIES: GUIDE TO AUTUMN HOMESTEADING
MOTHER EARTH NEWS WISER LIVING SERIES: GUIDE TO AUTUMN HOMESTEADING

MOTHER EARTH NEWS WISER LIVING SERIES: GUIDE TO AUTUMN HOMESTEADING

Make the most of the fall season with the help this guide offers! You will find out how to grow your best fall garden, taking advantage of the cooler temperatures that will make your vegetables taste crisp and sweet.

If you protect your vegetables, you can continue harvesting fresh, crisp produce through several fall and winter months! Speaking of cooler temperatures, choose the best wood-burning stove for your home with the expert advice contained in this guide, and find the best firewood types for your needs!

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  • Choose Fermented foods for health and flavor – Humans have used fermentation for centuries to preserve food. Today, we know that fermentation also makes some foods more nutritious.
  • Outdoor root cellars – Try these five ways to store fresh food for winter right in your garden.
  • Brew your own beer – Home brewing is kettles of fun, and it’s the perfect way to make your own uniquely flavored, affordable drinks.
  • Sweet cider roundup – Make delicious cider with this advice on the best apples and how to press them.
  • Emergency power options – With the right generator, you’ll be prepared when storms or blackouts leave you without electricity.
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