Amy K Fewell | Homesteading for the Kingdom

There are few days on the homestead that require more preparation than chicken processing day. Whether you’re harvesting meat chickens, turkeys, rabbits, ducks, or larger livestock, processing day can either be smooth and efficient—or it can quickly beco...

Most homesteaders hit the same wall: you nail meat chicken production and meat chicken breeding in spring, then watch your summer or winter batches struggle. The single-breed broiler chicken approach works until the weather turns. Your fast-growing Cornish Cross broilers thrives in cool months but collapses in July heat due to health issues. Your hardy dual-purpose breed...

High blood pressure can be due to many different things. I have always prided myself in coming from generations of people who have high blood pressure (HBP), yet not having it myself. We eat cleaner than most of society. I incorporate herbs in most of my diet. And we live very cleanly when it comes to using chemicals in products like soaps and farm products.

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At the end of every year I always take my prayer times to sit down with the Lord and really ask Him what He is asking of me. Not just me, but our family, our community, our businesses, ministry, and more. You would think this begins in December, but it actually is months long, starting in September. I begin with an evaluation of my personal life. What do I need to step ou...

Homesteading has been a way of living for centuries. In fact, it didn’t even have a name back in the day—it was simply the way society lived. In 2016, something shifted. Not just physically, but spiritually, something caused the term “homesteading” to begin to become main stream. This is when I started Homesteaders of America, and planned our first homesteading conference...