Today we discuss 12 bulletproof homesteading techniques that can transform the way you interact with your land. We’ll touch on wicking beds, a method that can revolutionize your approach to irrigation, and my simple adaptation Johnson Su-style composting, a game-changer … Continue reading →
Kyle Babikian, also known as the Bridgeman, was a lifelong resident of Dublin, the vibrant capital city of Ireland. Born and raised amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life, he lived there until he turned 30. Then, in a … Continue reading →
Today Nick Ferguson joins us to tell you how you can save thousands of dollars and perhaps even earn as much or more by setting up your own homestead nursery. We will talk about the how, the what, the why … Continue reading →
The first time I used the phrase “from home to homestead” on the show was quite a while ago. How long ago you ask? That would have been Episode 20 recorded on July 22, 2008. This concept so resonated with … Continue reading →
Sorghum is a highly versatile crop that has been cultivated for thousands of years and has become an essential food source in many parts of the world. Its earliest known cultivation dates back to ancient Egypt, where it was used … Continue reading →
Dwayne is an Arizona off grid homesteader that left the city and HOA life behind to pursue his dream of building a sustainable, self sufficient farmstead 2 years in, he has built an earth bag building, pallet shed, raised chickens, … Continue reading →
Elsie Pickett joins me today to discuss growing in small spaces and creating urban homesteads, why growing food can be an entry point literally anyone can achieve and can actually prove much more productive and sustainable than most people think. … Continue reading →
I get a lot of requests for more “old school” episodes of TSPC and most of those focus on homesteading, permaculture, hard skills, etc. which lead us to the pillars of homestead series that we will continue today. In part … Continue reading →
I get a lot of requests for more “old school” episodes of TSPC and most of those focus on homesteading, permaculture, hard skills, etc. Today we begin a 4 part series where we will go into what I consider to … Continue reading →
Yesterday chatting with Mark Baker about Homesteading I was reminded of an episode I did back originally in July of 2013 called, The Bright Future of Homesteading in America which is now a bit over 9 years old. It was … Continue reading →
