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At Homesteady we truly value our fans and followers. To best suit them we collect information about who they are, as well as their email addresses and interests. We do this through our opt in registrations and forms, as well as analytic tracking through google adwords. We collect information to see what our fans and […]
SHORT: Farming chickens, pigs, and hunting… How homesteaders can stop buying meat from the supermarket
3 years ago I stopped buying meat. Woa… Woa… Easy. I didn’t become a vegetarian. Far from it. In fact, Meatless Monday would cost me more than it would save me. Here is how I get my family of 5 (… Ok, one is a baby…) enough meat for a year, without ever buying it from […]
How To Raise Pastured Pigs the Easy Way!
How to pasture pigs… the easy way. Don’t have 100 acres? Don’t want to bother with electric fencing? Can’t spend all day supervising your pig herd? Ya, me either! In this episode we discuss how to raise grassfed pork, without all the hastle. All you need is 2 paddocks and a call. Listen to find […]
The Best Fish to Catch and Eat
Which fish is the best fish? If you asked me it would need to meet 3 criteria. It would have to be A real good fighting fish Perfect table fare Available to all fishermen to catch. So let’s break this down…. A Good Fighting Fish… You obviously could name a sailfish, like the blue marlin. […]
An Introduction and a Disclaimer
Hi everyone, my name is Mike and I’m the accountant (well, more like I’m Austin’s friend who happens to be an accountant). Apparently I’m going to be doing a blog on here about things like farming, accounting, economics, etc. That’s all well and good, but I guess you should know something about me first. How […]
