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80How-to Disbud a Goat Kid
Knowing how to disbud a goat kid is an important part of owning and showing goats. It is pretty simple, although not something that you ever enjoy.
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82How To Make Homemade Crochet Hooks & Knitting Needles
It is quite simple to carve and decorate your own, homemade crochet hooks and knitting needles.
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79Living in a Teepee
An 18 year old in Tennessee is choosing to live in voluntary simplicity by living in a tepee surrounded by 36 acres of wilderness. Why and how he is doing it, instructions to make a tepee and information about where to buy.
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74Marye Audet on HubPages
I tend to think of my hubs as sort of an online Homesteading Magazine, like Mother Earth News, Backwoods Home,or Hobby Farms...only in an easy to read online format. And of course, free.
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86A Typical Morning on the Homestead
What's it like to raise and milk dairy goats? A fun pictorial look at a typical morning of milking
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97Raising Heritage Breed Turkeys
Raising pastured, organic heritage breed turkeys for food and profit on the homestead. Sustainable farming methods, pastured poutlry and ethical treatment lead to higher quality and healthier meat.
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84Fall Vegetable Garden: Organic Produce For Winter
In most areas of the United States it is possible to have a fall garden to extend your growing season. Here is information and a list of plants that grow well in autumnal conditions.
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96Chicken Tractors; Free Range Chickens Safely!
Raising free range chickens can be difficult because of predators. Making or buying a chicken tractor can allow you to have chickens without worrying about their safety.
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91Heritage Breeds of Goats for Milk and Meat
Get an overview of the variety of heritage breed goats for both milk and meat - and tips for choosing the best for your homestead.
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86Ducks Have a Place on the Sustainable Homestead
Have you considered raising ducks on your small homestead? They are great organic pest control, provide both eggs and meat and are easy to raise.
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