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So I often see new canners on Social Media sites like Facebook and even popular blog sites asking what seems to be the same question over and over again. That question is “How do I can this or that?” What

We are told all the time that living off grid must be so easy and nice. But people don’t take the time to think about every thing that you have to give up. They don’t think about having to watch how much

VIMEO VERSION (in case Dtube doesn't work) We've had this deep freeze lent out to another family for a while and now we are going to put it to work on the homestead. Up until now, we haven't had a way

Youtube's thought and word police app is just out of control. I put up this video about Spicy Lacto Fermented Pickles and before I could even post it, it was demonitized. At first I had assumed it was

Today, me and my family went out and drove about an hour to a local farm in Northern California. They had fruits and vegetables growing everywhere and animals all over the place. All of the fruits and

I'd like to tell you a story. Just a little story but one that is true. Once upon a time. There was a family of 6 who ventured out of the norm and learned about true pioneering. A homesteader. What history

HELLO STEEMIT! We start off tonight with what's going on around the homestead. The veggie garden is growing like crazy and we are pulling as much out as possible. Right now we are harvesting sweet potatoes,

HEY STEEMIT! So many of you felt the frustration. I cannot believe the amount of feed back we have gotten on our website and social media concerning the gas spouts video we did. Just the other day I met

YouTube's politically biased management has begun blatantly censoring, demonetizing and outright restricting those viewpoints including WeAreChange that do not conform to their ideological echo chamber.

When the subject of off grid living comes up, an entire series of question marks tend to fill people's minds. "What do you use for light?" "How can you live without air conditioning?"

If you love cilantro in your garden, you probably also HATE that it won't last all summer long in the high heat. This is a common problem for gardeners but there is a fantastic solution to ensure you CAN

We had been tagged on Youtube awhile back to give 30 random facts about us and we finally got it done. I figured this would be a good Part 2 to our original introduction we made since it has more details

,   Here, in southern Kentucky it's hot, typically from the end of March through the 1st of November it’s in the 80’s and from June to September most days are going to be in the 90’s with heat

When a new customer told me she wanted my patchwork frontier style skirt but in denim, I was both hesitant and excited. I had a picture in my head but would it work and would it be what she wanted? I have

COME JOIN US IN THE PEACH ORCHARD! We spent about an hour filling up 3 bushels of peaches to take home and jar up for the pantry. Of course the boys helped too and ate their fair share of peaches in the

This week the peaches are in and we are busy canning all of the harvest. We've made one trip to the peach orchard and picked a bunch of free stone type peaches. These are great for your pies and cobblers.

So many emails with questions from my subscribers on how to get started with steemit requires me to do this video. I understand that change can be difficult and new technology can be hard to understand.

Think You Can't Grow Tomatoes? THINK AGAIN! Each year summer comes and gardens are high on the agenda for many home owners. Fresh cucumbers, green beans, squash, carrots, and of course The MIGHTY TOMATO!

Since I finally had reached the bottom of my skirt and apron orders, I was able to create a new design using a cute, plaid tablecloth I picked up at a garage sale. Which also means I was finally able to

Back before I realized I was a crunchy mom, I had a secret desire to make my own yogurt due to my penny-pinching nature, but I was completely intimidated by how finicky the culture seemed to be. Other