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From Forest to Fireplace Our First Firewood Haul
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What I Do with 50 Pounds of Peaches | 5 Preservation Methods You’ll Love
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I Wish I Built This Table Saw Workbench Years Ago!
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Dust Collection in the Shop - Finally Taking Charge!
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The Motivations and Reasons Why We Are Doing This
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Maintaining and Upgrading our Third Coast Craftsman Chicken Coop
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Our First Time Raising and Processing Meat Birds!
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Homemade DIY Cedar Bat Box Build with Available Plans!
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DIY Rainwater Collection System: Harvest Water and Build Self-Reliance
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Must Have Camping Essentials for Your Trailer
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Delicious and Rewarding Treats for Happier Chickens!
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DIY Chicken Tractor for Under $100!
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Beginner's Guide to Raising Chickens - The Basics
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2 Year Review on our Home Solar
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Easy 10 Tote Storage Workbench Build
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5 MORE Foods to Freeze Dry to Better Everyday Living
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5 Foods to Freeze Dry to Better Everyday Living
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Efficiently Keep Shop From Freezing With Pellet Stove and Smart Thermostat
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6 Year Review of Harvest Right Freeze Dryer
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How to Heat a Home Using a Wood Burning Stove
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How to Make the ULTIMATE Chicken Noodle Soup (No Cans, All Flavor!)
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Building a Garden Fence with Pressure Treated Lumber
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The Best Low Maintenance Chicken Watering System
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Renovating a Screened in Covered Patio into a 3 Season Sunroom
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Homesteading for Beginners: Our Journey to Self‑Reliance & a Better Life
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Third Coast Craftsman Chicken Coop Review
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How To Refinishing Dining Room Chairs with Ebony Stain
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Pulling Weeds After a Summer's Rain
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Building our Third Coast Craftsman Chicken Coop
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Homesteading & being more self reliant on less than an acre lot!
We are beginner homesteaders on a journey of self reliance and personal growth. As we move forward in our journey of gardening, livestock, woodworking and many others, we will do our best to share what we have learn, our progress, and sometimes our failures. Follow us as we homestead our 3/4 acre lot.
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