I’ve scoured Amazon for some of my favorite homesteading deals to share with you. I’ve added plenty of deals, guaranteed to be useful for your homestead. I’ve tried to list the newest deal at the top of the article, but there are also other categorized deals throughout.

Mama’s Wardrobe

I’ve had my eye on coop shoes, specifically the chicken boots, for a while. I managed two pairs of flip flops through the milder part of last year and the summer. Now that fall and winter are upon us, I’m ready for something more heavy-duty. I opted for the clogs at $23.99. The boots are $29.63. Although I love the boots, I also opted to save a few bucks by purchasing the clogs!

I’m a sucker for graphic tees with a message. The messaging “Buy me chickens and tell me you hate the government” is more of a conversation starter. I don’t “hate” the government, but I do believe in limited government, especially in areas where there has been overreach. So, I grabbed this first shirt for $10.19.

I absolutely love the vintage, feminine look of this dress, and the price can’t be beaten at $16.00!

For the home

Sometimes the inside of the home on the homestead needs a little refreshing. I was thankful to find a few good deals for the home as well! I found a quilted spread for my bed, priced right at $25.29. I love white because I instantly know when it’s dirty and I can freshen it up with oxy cleaner or bleach. I took a chance on the Lovewe brand of sheets which are highly rated, deep pocket, and cooling with a great price tag of $$13.50. It may seem a little bougie to some, but silk pillowcases are actually much better for your skin and hair and this 2-pice set is only $5.57, on lightening deal! My daughter picked out the pink Serta duvet cover for her bed, priced at $21.31

I also decided to freshen up my kitchen table with a new tablecloth ($15.99), a 12-pack of reusable cloth napkins (for $13.59 which are money savers), and these cute wooden napkin rings for only $5.77.

Emergency Food Supplies

I know emergency food buckets tend to come complete with free tin foil hats, at least in some imaginations. But I’m here to tell you that, in the Southeast, you really need to be prepared with at the very minimum 72 hours of food, water, and emergency supplies. One week is even better. That is for each person in your household. We get hurricanes, tropical storms, and sometimes we even have random power outages. In the event that your pantry or freezer isn’t well-stocked, or you lose your freezer items due to power failure – all of which have actually happened multiple times in my lifetime – you should be prepared. Now that I’ve given the small disclaimer of a warning, here are the deals I’ve found. If you’re just wanting a 72-hour kit, Ready Wise has one for $29.95 and contains 32 meals. While 4-Patriots has a 72-hour kit for $24.50. The 52-serving MRE bucket by Ready Wise is $54.99 and contains a variety of meals. 4-Patriots has a 4-week kit, with 192 servings for 20% off, at $197.60.

There are actually a lot of these emergency food kits on Amazon Prime Day Sale right now. For the full list, click this link.

Moms Diner

Maybe it’s because I just watched The Blind, but I felt all sorts of nostalgia when I saw Miss Kay’s Duck Commander Kitchen cookbook on my purchase history list. I bought it as a gift for my husband’s grandma years back because one of Grandpa’s favorite shows was Duck Dynasty! It is now on sale for $13.37, normally $24.00! I’m ready to pick up a copy for myself!

This No-Fuss Bread Machine book has some simple, hands-off recipes that will have you baking bread daily! It’s on sale for $11.49. This is the Cuisinart Bread maker that I have. I use it frequently! It’s currently 15% off, at $109.99.

I absolutely love my KitchenAid. It was actually gifted to us years ago by my husband’s grandmother, after she upgraded to a fancier, new one. Amazon has one on sale for $379.99, normally $459.99. It’s an investment but super useful and long-lasting quality. There are so many cool attachments you can use with the KitchenAid base. If you have a KitchenAid, KitchenAid attachments are on sale. If your homestead activities include meat grinding ($29.99), flour milling ($114.95), food processing ($159.95), or shredding & grating ($43.95), then you’ll definitely want to check out these deals.

If you’re just wanting to mill flour, you can also pick up a manual grain grinder for a scant $36.78. Amazon also has Wheat Berries on sale for 0.13 cents per ounce, at $51.99 for a 25-pound bucket. Even though it’s not as good of a deal, I wanted to purchase a smaller quantity to try my hand at milling flour. So, I purchased the 16-ounce bag from the same company, 1000 Springs Mills, for $7.43.

If, like me, you’re also interested in getting started with sourdough, I found this deal on a Sourdough Starter kit for $15.19. I also found this complete bread basket kit with everything you need to make delicious bread. The package includes: 9″ round bread proofing basket × 1, 10″ oval bread proofing basket × 1, bread lame × 1, linen liner cloths × 2, blades × 5, baking stencils × 16, measuring cups × 5, flour duster × 1, sisal brush × 1, silicone basting brush × 1, metal scraper × 1. This one will make a great gift for less than $30!

If you’re interested in trying your hand at brewing your own Kombucha, check out this article for a detailed recipe and our personal brewing experience. The supplies are currently available on Amazon Prime Day Deals! You can grab the bottles for just $22.88. Additionally, there is a complete 1-gallon kit priced at $39.99. Happy brewing!

Pantry Organization

You may have read my article about the Essential Pantry. In it, I list off some essential items for organization. Some of those happen to be on Prime Day deals! Check it out: The cereal containers are not only suitable for cereal but also for various items like different varieties of flour, sugar, cornmeal, and more. They’re priced at $16.98 right now. I use the 4-piece rectangular containers for storing Additionally, the 4-piece rectangular set is ideal for storing beans, but they’re also great for pasta or most other items. These are also $16.99. The 7-piece set is $27.99, at 41% off, and is good for storing a diverse range of items such as pasta, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, and brown sugar.

A well-organized pantry is key to knowing what you have and where it is. Consider incorporating these helpful items to enhance your pantry organization. If your pantry lacks built-in can storage, invest in dedicated can storage solutions to save precious space. The featured can storage rack is $18.37, at a 44% discount. Utilize 4-section organizers to neatly store loose items such as granola bars, seasoning packets, and single-serve items. Additionally, opt for clear all-purpose storage baskets to easily identify the contents at a glance. This one cost $23.99. Use these baskets to store items like rice, snacks, and other pantry essentials. These are on sale for $31.99, a 20% discount.

Canning Deals

Here is a direct link to all of Amazon’s Deals on–> Canning. But listed below are a few of my faves.

Beginner’s Guide to Canning: 90 Easy Recipes to Can, Savor, and Gift is $10.84, as well as the All-in-one canning kit for beginners, priced at $25.48. I have tons of canning jars that were given to me by my husband’s grandma, but I was running low on lids. So, I grabbed this deal – 100 lids for $16.79. I actually have 4 bags of green beans and fresh dill waiting on this order!

Wantjoin 16 Quart Pressure Canner & Cooker is 10% off

Gardening

If you follow my gardening posts, you know that I love raised bed gardening. This book is on a great deal at $7.64. You might also remember the tool set I recommended in my recent gardening article. It’s also on Prime Day sale for $26.98. The 10-pack of gardening gloves are at the lowest price they’ve been in the last 30 days for $20.69. These are useful for going between the garden, chicken coop, and yard work without cross contaminating the homestead. If you cannot do a raised bed garden, these grow bags are great for container gardening, especially for potatoes. The bags allow you to peek inside and harvest the potatoes more fully without damaging them or leaving any behind in the ground. You can get a 6-pack of 15-gallon containers on sale for $16.93.

I was just talking to a friend last night about starting a medicinal garden. I was happy to find this deal on 15 Medicinal & Tea Herb Seeds with over 3,300 Non-GMO Heirloom Garden seeds for only $15.19.

Here is another great deal, at almost 50% off, for $25.95. Buy it now, and you’ll be ready when spring gardening arrives. Survival Vegetable Seeds Garden Kit, Over 16,000 Seeds, Non-GMO and Heirloom. Great for Emergency Bugout Survival Gear. 35 Varieties of Seeds for Planting Vegetables, with 35 Plant Markers and Gardeners Basics.

I already own this book, “The Backyard Homestead.” People think you need multiple acres of a full-fledged farm to homestead, but really, you can grow all the food you need on just a 1/4 acre. You can get it for $15.31, normally $18.99.

Chicken Keeping

If you’ve been wanting to invest in an automatic coop door, which I highly recommend, today is the best day to get one at 50% off for just $29.99!

Right now, you can get an outdoor run for $84.99.

We appreciate the quality of Manna-Pro products for our chickens. Currently, you can get Ultimate Scratch Grain for $12.39. Chick grit is also available at a great deal for $9.99, normally priced at $17.99.

We have the mesh feeder for our chickens. Right now, you can pick it up for $5.49. It’s great for throwing an assortment of larger goodies in for the chickens to peck at. Or, if you prefer a full gamut of feeding and sensory items, check out this 4-piece set for $11.99. Our chickens go crazy for the corn on the skewer! I also found the cutest little picnic table for only $16.79! That is an excellent deal. We actually paid more for ours, so I hope you grab this deal. It’s a daily usage item in our chicken run.