Tag: Homesteading
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As Culture Shifts, How Are You Maintaining Traditional Values?

Traditional Values Declining. Although there is “nothing new under the sun,” cultural values tend to undergo shifts over time. There is a growing trend towards individualism, self-centeredness, and the pursuit of wealth, reminiscent of historical civilizations like Sodom & Gomorrah and the Israelites of the Old Testament. According to a…
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Great Depression Peanut Butter Bread Recipe & FREE History Lesson Plan

The content discusses a lesson plan on the Great Depression featuring a revamped Peanut Butter Bread recipe. The new version is cheaper and reflects the era’s resourcefulness while engaging middle and high school students in historical context, food rationing, and practical cooking techniques. Students will understand the challenges faced during…
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Burp your bottles? My Husband’s Homemade Kombucha Brew

Kombucha is a fermented tea with numerous health benefits, including improving gut health and promoting detoxification. While the author prefers KeVita Sparkling Probiotic due to its milder flavor, their husband enjoys brewing Kombucha with a SCOBY starter. The brewing process involves two fermentations and allows for flavor variations using fruit…
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Chicken Keeping, a Family Affair. You Can Do it Too!

If you’re considering backyard chicken keeping, our family’s experience may inspire you. We researched breeds, built a coop, and cared for our hens. We maintained warmth, cleanliness, and proper nutrition, ensuring healthy egg production. Chicken keeping is a rewarding family activity with fresh, nutritious eggs and educational opportunities.
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Years of Gardening: The Bad, Good, Ants & Everything Between

This gardening journey from small beginnings to a bountiful 2023 harvest showcases the lessons learned and challenges overcome. Tips on natural ant control and sustainable gardening practices are shared, along with reflections on growth and community. The resilient spirit of the garden and the hope for abundance in future seasons…