Homesteading, once a way of survival for pioneers, has evolved into a deliberate lifestyle choice for many. But how can you spot a homesteader in today’s fast-paced society?
In this blog post, we will explore ten distinctive characteristics that often reveal someone’s dedication to the homesteading lifestyle.
Homesteading is a journey of self-sufficiency, connection to the land, and a return to simpler, more sustainable practices. While it offers numerous rewards and a deep sense of fulfillment, it also comes with its fair share of challenges.
Ever wondered how I got into homesteading? This post is my story on how I travelled the road towards homesteading and what I plan to do next.
I finally hit a personal milestone of writing 100 blog posts. Read on to see the history and my story behind the blog.
You don’t have to be a homesteader to be good with your money. And there are many ways to start thinking about ways you spend money you don’t need to. Whatever the case, it isn’t a bad idea to consider your financial position and ways that you have some more money for a rainy day. I also think it ties in well with the other lifestyle ideologies such as self reliance, homesteading, simple living and sustainability and I think it tends to come naturally when any one of these types of lifestyle ideologies becomes more important to you. Read on to find out the 10 things I stopped spending money on.
When the March 2020 lock down kicked off around the world and certain world events inhibited us as a society, many people took the opportunity to reevaluate their life and goals and make significant changes. If you’re one of those people still asking those questions, and day dreaming about a different life, then this post will be for you. This post will outline some of the strategies you can implement to quit your job, or life as you currently know it, and move to a homesteading lifestyle.
Life On Milo’s Farm is now it’s own .com! Life on Milo’s Farm blog started as a writing venture that has now turned into it’s own .com! With this there will be more content, more recipes, and more Australian homesteading stories for you to devour!
Things sure have changed since covid. Some for the better, some for the worst. What we can’t deny is change has happened, both physically and mentally. Our collective mindset has shifted and a lot of us have asked ourselves WTAF we are doing. In this post, I discuss some of things we won’t go back to since covid and how life has changed.
You can live on an acre of land and do nothing with it, and you can also live on an acre of land that has a full food garden covered in food and medicinal crops. Whatever it is you have, there are a number of ways you can start homesteading right now – whether or not you’ve just moved out to the country, are seeking relief from that 9-5, or want to go full hog self reliant. Let’s take a look at my top 10 ways to start homesteading now, whether you’ve made the move to your first homestead or are planning on moving onto one.
If you ask any homesteader that is still working full time, or that has just moved on to a homestead, all of them will have an ultimate dream – to homestead full time, earn some money doing so, so they can quit their full time jobs. If you’d like to learn how to fit full time work in with homesteading, then read on.
