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]]> By: Jennifer http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21838 Jennifer Wed, 20 Jan 2010 13:54:55 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21838 I feel the same way! We are on our way to having our homestead though. We have a garden that gets larger every year. this year we are going to plant fruit trees and bushes. My husband is currently taking a bee keeping class and we want to get chickens soon. I can't wait to provide more for my family than the store does. I think I have read that book before, I have read a bunch on the topic. Worth reading again though. I feel the same way! We are on our way to having our homestead though. We have a garden that gets larger every year. this year we are going to plant fruit trees and bushes. My husband is currently taking a bee keeping class and we want to get chickens soon. I can’t wait to provide more for my family than the store does. I think I have read that book before, I have read a bunch on the topic. Worth reading again though.

]]> By: Liane http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21819 Liane Tue, 19 Jan 2010 20:05:45 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21819 Oh, what a timely post! I informed my husband yesterday that I'd like to do a nice big garden this year. I used to do it years ago when I was a fulltime stay at home mom, but I've felt a little disconnected the past couple of years and I think it's because I got a way from gardening. And a few years ago I decided that I was tired of dusting and babysitting all of the extra 'stuff' in our house. I went through it top to bottom and everything that I didn't use or want anymore went to our local thrift store that supports low-income families. I think it would do lots of folks good to read through the Little House series again to get a refresher of the basics. Thanks! Oh, what a timely post! I informed my husband yesterday that I’d like to do a nice big garden this year. I used to do it years ago when I was a fulltime stay at home mom, but I’ve felt a little disconnected the past couple of years and I think it’s because I got a way from gardening.
And a few years ago I decided that I was tired of dusting and babysitting all of the extra ‘stuff’ in our house. I went through it top to bottom and everything that I didn’t use or want anymore went to our local thrift store that supports low-income families.
I think it would do lots of folks good to read through the Little House series again to get a refresher of the basics.
Thanks!

]]> By: Jenny http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21809 Jenny Tue, 19 Jan 2010 05:49:49 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21809 I have the same dream, which we are finally starting to realize now that we bought our home. I've been in the garage the last few days constructing homemade Earthboxes to garden in, as we have little suitable gardening area with direct sun. We are also planning on switching out some of the ornamental plants with edible ornamentals (berry bushes and the like). We aren't quite ready for chickens but someone on our block has them because I hear them in the morning, so it's definitely a possibility! I have the same dream, which we are finally starting to realize now that we bought our home. I’ve been in the garage the last few days constructing homemade Earthboxes to garden in, as we have little suitable gardening area with direct sun. We are also planning on switching out some of the ornamental plants with edible ornamentals (berry bushes and the like). We aren’t quite ready for chickens but someone on our block has them because I hear them in the morning, so it’s definitely a possibility!

]]> By: marci http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21808 marci Tue, 19 Jan 2010 05:27:54 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21808 Feel free to email me anytime with your questions :) Dear Friend - ENJOY the simple earthy pleasures this world has to offer! Chickens may not always be a "profitable" undertaking, but they are joys to watch, and the eggs come in soooo handy - and are so different from store boughten eggs. Look into chicken tractor-cages for helping you with the bugs in the garden. And good luck learning to pluck the little fellows when you find out they aren't all hens :) My kids had them from early days, and then as 4-H projects, but on my little town lot, I'm not allowed 'livestock'... so, no chickens here. Been drawing up my next series of edible landscaping raised beds... need something cheering to do in all this rain/wind :) Feel free to email me anytime with your questions :)

Dear Friend – ENJOY the simple earthy pleasures this world has to offer! Chickens may not always be a “profitable” undertaking, but they are joys to watch, and the eggs come in soooo handy – and are so different from store boughten eggs. Look into chicken tractor-cages for helping you with the bugs in the garden. And good luck learning to pluck the little fellows when you find out they aren’t all hens :)

My kids had them from early days, and then as 4-H projects, but on my little town lot, I’m not allowed ‘livestock’… so, no chickens here.

Been drawing up my next series of edible landscaping raised beds… need something cheering to do in all this rain/wind :)

]]> By: Frugillionaire http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21804 Frugillionaire Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:39:55 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21804 What a fabulous learning opportunity for your children! I've always been interested in homesteading, and look forward to reading about your experiences. :-) What a fabulous learning opportunity for your children! I’ve always been interested in homesteading, and look forward to reading about your experiences. :-)

]]> By: karyn sweet http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21802 karyn sweet Mon, 18 Jan 2010 16:13:57 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21802 You must check out homestead.org. And Carla Emery's The Encyclopedia of Country Living is one of the best all-around manuals for getting started. It covers everything from gardening to raising livestock to birthing a baby to burying the dead. You must check out homestead.org. And Carla Emery’s The Encyclopedia of Country Living is one of the best all-around manuals for getting started. It covers everything from gardening to raising livestock to birthing a baby to burying the dead.

]]> By: Mrs. Money http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21801 Mrs. Money Mon, 18 Jan 2010 14:56:16 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21801 Lynnae! I love this! I am totally into homesteading too. We've got a nice sized garden and are looking into adding chickens. :) Lynnae! I love this! I am totally into homesteading too. We’ve got a nice sized garden and are looking into adding chickens. :)

]]> By: Joni http://beingfrugal.net/2010/01/18/my-fascination-with-backyard-homesteading/#comment-21798 Joni Mon, 18 Jan 2010 13:54:46 +0000 http://beingfrugal.net/?p=2811#comment-21798 This is something I plan on doing as well. My sister and I moved to a five acre plot that belongs to the family. I am hoping to get a greenhouse and garden started by spring. Oh and we plan on having chickens as well. This is something I plan on doing as well. My sister and I moved to a five acre plot that belongs to the family. I am hoping to get a greenhouse and garden started by spring. Oh and we plan on having chickens as well.

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