The Truth About Starting a Micro Farm Today
The good news is, it is still possible to have a sustainable, profitable micro farm on a small piece of land. However, the truth...
Surviving a Food Shortage for Preppers
Natural disasters can also occur and you may find yourself at a loss of options that you can use to feed your family. It...
Self Sufficiency – It’s a Full Time Job
Often we confuse self sufficiency with self reliance. The two are related but they're very different.
Think back to the days of the pioneers heading...
Early Farming Practices in 1800s Ohio
Have you ever wondered how the pioneers got their bread? After all, there were no brightly-lit grocery stores boasting shelves of different varieties of...
Making Money on the Community Demand for Local Organic Herbs, Spices...
Today there is a very large demand for locally grown organic produce, herbs and spices that is expanding exponentially. The home based entrepreneur has...
An Essential Guide to Chicken Health for The Small Scale Chicken...
It is becoming increasingly more popular to keep chickens in your back garden. In addition to the benefits derived from having delicious, free-range eggs...
An Introduction to Rabbit Farming
Rabbit farming is becoming popular all over the world, especially in third world countries as rabbit is being recognized as a new source of...
How Early American Pioneers Used Their Venison Recipes
Many of America's favorite venison recipes originated during the pioneer days of the United States when whitetail deer traditions began. In those years of...
Raising Chickens in Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall
How Does the Climate Affect Backyard Fowl?
This article can help you raise chickens in winter, spring, summer & fall.
Although chickens seem like fragile creatures,...
Native American Cooking: Pemmican
Native American cooking and recipes cover a broad spectrum. From the east, south, west and northern regions each with their own indigenous food sources....
