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Learning how to raise chickens for eggs is a great step toward the homesteading lifestyle and more self-sufficiency. In this backyard chicken guide, we discuss everything you need to know about raising egg-laying chickens (including a FREE PDF on the most important things to know, and those things that maybe aren't so important).


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These sourdough discard tortillas are soft, flexible, and full of flavor, making them a practical from-scratch staple for everyday meals.

Made with simple pantry ingredients and unfed homemade sourdough starter, ...


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While many reserve a breakfast recipe like this for Christmas, Easter or Mother's Day brunch, we've adapted it to fit into our regular weekly rotation. With the addition of more eggs for added protein, this French toast soufflé can be enjoyed any day of the week. Be sure to check out my make-ahead instructions below for even easier weekday mornings!

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If you’ve ever woken up already feeling behind, already tired, already overwhelmed before the day has even begun, you’re not alone. I hear this from so many families right now, especially those who are trying to live more intentionally through homesteading, homeschooling, and from-scratch living.

And here’s the truth I want you to hear right away: If you feel o...


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Let’s talk about something that I think every single one of us feels on the homestead, that constant tension between all the work that needs doing and the people we’re doing it for.

In my recent conversation with RuthAnn Zimmerman, author of


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