WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HOMESTEADY PODCAST? It has been almost 1 year since we released a podcast. What happened? We talk about that in this little announcement episode… I have been busy working on our Podcast studio! The studio is almost done, and now we are taking submissions to get you on our show! […]
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MAKE PROFIT FROM FARM FRESH EGGS (and other homesteading ventures)
Making money from your homestead. Not just money, but like REAL MAKING MONEY, like Profit! Does that sound like an impossible dream? Anyone trying to make a little cash from farm fresh eggs probably feels that way. It is so hard to figure out what to charge, and how to cover all expenses. This week […]
Breeding Our Family Milk Cow!
The LONG AWAITED time is finally here! We are breeding our cow Ladybug! More on that in a minute… The week started with an exciting package I got in the mail. I have been using game cameras for years to keep track of wildlife on my own property, pattern their movements, and for security […]
Sick Animals, Dead Animals, and better ones too!
When it rains it pours…. That’s a saying that suggests when things get bad, they get really bad! Well this week we found that out the hard way. We have had literal RAINS cause some serious flooding in our barn. Nothing structural was damaged, but the animal pens flooded, and as the waters subsided, we […]
Goats – Evil Gremlins or Big Money Makers?
On this episode of Homesteady, we continue our Homestead Business Side Hustle Series and interview Dan Arms, of the Arms Family Homestead (Find him here and here). Dan’s successful business? Goats. Would you believe that a goat solved the problems of an entire country? Believe it, and learn all about it here. We meet Dan […]
How To Make $10,000 From Your Homestead with Agrotourism
On this episode of Homesteady, we meet Elaine Vandiver of Old Homestead Alpacas. Elaine’s journey to her purpose began on 9/11. A college student at the time, She felt the right thing for her to do was the join the army and serve her country. Now, she’s an alpaca farmer. Wait, what? Let’s back up. […]
