Given the announcement I made today about SilverBulletSilverShield.com it seems this is also an appropriate topic, I imagine some will get that aside and some won’t. Today indeed we will discuss urban homesteading or as is often the more accurate term, suburban homesteading, but I just really feel like calling it urban homesteading today.
Today I feel like I am somewhere in the middle, I am certainly not in the urban homestead camp nor even the suburban homestead camp as I sit on 3 acres in a quite rural and unincorporated area. I did have an urban homestead not long ago in Arlington, TX.
From there we went to a true mountain homestead and now we have what is more accurately a mini ranch. All of this though has taught me a great deal about the advantages that exist in everything from large holdings to small lots. The entire thing is a system of checks and balances, for everything you gain with one property, you loose the advantages of another.
Join Me Today As We Discuss…
- What really makes an urban homestead “urban”, size, location, what?
- What are some unique challenges and concerns for the urban homesteader?
- How much land do you really need to have a true homestead feel?
- What things must you avoid 100% if you are to have a enjoyable urban homestead?
- How do animals fit into the equation, how do you pacify neighbors and avoid issues?
- What are some things you can do to increase self reliance even in the city?
- What are some real advantages of urban homesteading?
- How might a group pool resources and buy property with common property lines?
- Why I feel restoring the homestead in all locations is the solution to many of America’s problems
Resources for today’s show…
- Members Support Brigade
- Join Our Forum
- Members Support Brigade
- 13Skills.com
- Join Our Forum
- Walking To Freedom
- TSP Mint
- TSP Gear
- Back Yard Food Production – (sponsor of the day)
- Fortress Defense Consultants – (sponsor of the day)
- My Video About SilverBulletSilverShield
- The Urban Farming Guys
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