On this podcast episode, I respond to some negative feedback by telling you 10 things I don’t really want you to know about me in order to take myself off a pedestal some have put me on and help you realize you can homestead and make a difference in the world. Listen To The Podcast…
In this podcast episode, I discuss composting with worms. Vermicomposting is a fantastic way to compost and provide valuable nutrients for your garden, here’s what you need to know to get started with your very own composting system. Listen To The Podcast Have you ever thought about turning your food scraps into garden gold? Today,…
Today, I’m doing something a little different but a whole lot of fun. I want to share two of my passions with you: homesteading (of course!) and… movies! I know, you might be thinking, “Wait, isn’t homesteading about being outside, working with animals and plants, and building stuff?” Yes, it is! But even the most…
In this podcast episode, I discuss dealing with the dreaded coccidiosis on the homestead, which is a common problem when raising small livestock. I talk about what coccidiosis is and how to prevent and treat it. Disclaimer: I am not a veterinarian or a doctor and what I share in this post is knowledge gained through…
Hey there, homesteading friends! It’s been a little while, and I wanted to give you some updates and share a few things I’m super excited about. As the year wraps up, I’ve got some family news, changes to the podcast, and helpful resources I think you’ll love as we all start planning for the new…
On this podcast episode, I answer a few questions from listeners. I talk about what to get started with on a new homestead, mistakes I’ve made and what I’d do differently, getting away from the homestead and farm sitters, what to look for on a new homestead, guest rules on my homestead, what I’ve decided…
When someone asks me what my favorite most useful tree on the homestead is I’m quick to answer, The Mulberry Tree! This usually surprises the person asking the question as this tree is considered a burden to many homeowners. In this podcast episode, I’ll talk about why I believe it is one of the best…
On this episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, I’m joined by homesteader, blogger, author, and podcaster Melissa K. Norris. Melissa and her family homestead 15 acres in Washington where they raise cattle, chickens, pigs, grow heirloom vegetables and put a lot of emphasis on cooking from scratch. She has written two books and she is…
Getting started homesteading is easy, all you have to do is just start. But to keep homesteading, well that might be a little tougher. In this podcast episode, I discuss 5 reasons you might fail as a homesteader and what you can do to prevent it from happening. Listen To The Podcast Homesteading is an…
Being prepared and keeping supplies around the homestead is a necessity in my opinion. That’s why I think building your very own “Homestead Hardware Store” is a good idea. There is a fine line between being prepared and being a hoarder and that distinction can be clearly drawn by keeping things in stock that you…
When embarking on the journey of homesteading, it can be an exciting and fulfilling lifestyle change—one that embraces self-sufficiency, sustainability, and a deeper connection to nature. However, this shift can also bring challenges, especially when one partner is fully invested while the other is hesitant or uninterested. Listen To The Podcast Navigating homesteading when your…
Today I want to talk about something that's perfect for those of us who may not have a ton of space but still want to grow fresh, healthy food: container gardening. Whether you live in a city apartment or just want to grow more in your backyard, containers make it possible to have your own…
