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BOOKS, VIDEOS, WEBSITES

P u d d l e d u c k P r e s s

M o u n t a i n G r o v e , M O

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Copyright © 2018 by Tessa Zundel.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmit-

ted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or

mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the

case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses

permitted by copyright law. For permission requests, write to the publisher, addressed “At-

tention: Permissions Coordinator,” at the address below.

Tessa Zundel/Puddleduck Press

111 Union St. Box #121

Mountain Grove, MO 65711

www.homesteadlady.com

Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this book was correct

at press time, the author/publisher do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any

party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors

or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. This book is not intended

as a substitute for the medical advice of physicians. The reader should regularly consult a

physician in matters relating to his/her health and particularly with respect to any symptoms

that may require diagnosis or medical attention.

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“Reading out of the best books stretches our mental muscles

and expands our horizons.”

―Thomas S. Monson, Religious Leader and Humanitarian

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Whatever your level of homesteading, I’m hopeful these resources provided

in this Homesteading Resources e-file will prove helpful. The following is an ex-

cerpt from the resources section of our homesteading title, The Do It Yourself

Homestead.

Be sure to read clear through to the end for a special deal just

for subscribers on The Do It Yourself Homestead.

The lists of books and websites here should not be considered exhaustive.

Please do your own reading and researching to find the information that’s right

for you. No matter how I try, I still haven’t managed to read every word out there,

so you shouldn’t rely solely on me. I will say that the best resource homesteaders

have access to is each other.

On that note, much of what you have read in this book has been gathered as

a direct result of my interactions with many of the writers and homesteaders that

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feature in these lists, and throughout the book. They have my gratitude and re-

spect.

As often as possible, I always suggest vetting any print material through your

local library before you buy it. If your local library doesn’t carry a title you’d like

to read, put in a request. This will tell our wonderful librarians that homesteading

is a hot topic and that they need to seek out more books to cover the need. If

you can’t read before you buy, the reviews on Amazon.com and Goodreads.com

are both a wealth of information when it comes to deciding whether a book is

right for you to try. Previously owned print books will be cheaper than buying

new, of course. If you enjoy reading books on your electronic device, bear in mind

that e-books are typically cheaper than print, as well. I’m a sucker for a print

book, especially with a book in which I’m going to want to take notes! I make a

mess writing in a lot of my books, I must admit.

Whenever possible, be sure to leave your own reviews on one or both sites to

help not only future readers, but the author as well. For example, if you have

anything to share about our title, The Do It Yourself Homestead, we’d really ap-

preciate and value your feedback at Amazon.com and Goodreads.com. Even if

you’d like to explain how we can improve the next edition, we’d love to hear from

you!

These materials are organized by chapter from The Do It Yourself Homestead

in alphabetical order. Some titles are listed more than once because they appear

in more than one chapter.

*Backyard Farming On an Acre, More or Less, by Angela England

*Backyard Homestead, The, by Carleen Madigan

Back to Basics, a Reader’s Digest publication

Encyclopedia of Country Living, The, by Carla Emery

Homegrown and Handmade, by Deborah Neimann

Homesteading Handbook, The (and other titles), by Abigail Gehring

Homesteading in the 21st Century, by George Nash and Jane Waterman

The Do It Yourself Homestead, by me, Tessa Zundel

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Weekend Homesteader, The, by Anna Hess

DVD - The Homestead Blessings video series by the West family

Against All Grain, by Danielle Walker

Art of Baking with Natural Yeast, The, by Melissa Richardson and Caleb Wornock

Art of Fermentation, The, by Sandor Katz

Art of Natural Cheesemaking, The, by David Asher

Art of Simple Food, The, by Alice Walker

Beyond Basics with Natural Yeast, by Melissa Richardson

Bountiful: Recipes Inspired by our Garden, by Todd Porter

Conquering Your Kitchen, by Annemarie Rossi

Elliot Homestead: From Scratch, The, by Shaye Elliot

Feel Good Cookbook, The, by Jonell Francis

Food in Jars, by Marisa McLellen

Gift it From Scratch (and other titles), by Kathie Lapcevic

Harvest, by Stacy Lynn Harris

Heal Your Gut Cookbook, The, by Hilary Boynton

Home Cheese Making, by Ricki Carroll

Homegrown Whole Grains, by Sara Pitzer

Homemade Pantry, by Alana Chernila

Independence Days: A Guide to Sustainable Food Storage and Preservation, by

Sharon Aystk

It Starts With Food, by Dallas and Melissa Hartwig

Made From Scratch Life, The, by Melissa Norris

Maple on Tap, by Rich Finzer

Natural Beekeeping, by Ross Conrad

Nourished Kitchen, The, by Jennifer McGruther

Nourishing Traditions, by Sally Fallon Morell

Organic Canner, The, by Daisy Luther

Prepper’s Dehydrating Handbook, by Shelle Wells

Putting Food By, by Hertzberg and Greene

Quinoa 365: The Everyday Super Food, by Greene and Hemming

Rawmazing Desserts, by Susan Powers

Real Food Fermentation, by Alex Lewin

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Root Cellaring: Natural Cold Storage of Fruits and Vegetables, by Mike and Nancy

Bubel

Saving Dinner Basics: How to Cook Even if You Don’t Know How, by Leanne Ely

Things to Make With Roses, by Jan Berry

Traditional Kitchen Wisdom, edited by Andrea Chesman

Ultimate Dehydrator Cookbook, The, by Tammy Gangloff

Whole Foods For the Whole Family, by Roberta Johnson

Wild Fermentation, by Sandor Katz

Zero Waste Cooking, by April Lewis

DVD – “At Home Canning for Beginners and Beyond”, by Kendra Lynne

All New Square Foot Gardening, by Mel Bartholomew

Backyard Orchardist, The, by Stella Otto

*Bountiful Container, by Maggie Stuckey and Rose McGee

Carrots Love Tomatoes, by Louise Riotte

Complete Book of Herbs, The, by Lesley Bremness

Complete Guide to Growing and Using Sprouts, The, by Richard Helweg

*Complete Idiot’s Guide to Small Space Gardening, The (and other titles), Chris

MacLaughlin

Edible Forest Gardens, Vol. 2, by Dave Jacke

Four Season Harvest (and other titles), by Eliot Coleman

Gaia’s Garden, by Toby Hemenway

*Gardening Like a Ninja, by England and Piersall

Herbal Medicine-Maker’s Handbook, The, by James Green

Indoor Kitchen Gardening, by Elizabeth Millard

Let it Rot: The Gardener’s Guide to Composting, by Stu Campbell

Medicinal Herbs: A Beginner’s Guide (and other titles), by Rosemary Gladstar

Plant Propagator’s Bible, The, by Miranda Smith

Restoration Agriculture, by Mark Shephard

*Small-Space Container Gardens, by Fern Richardson

Straw Bale Gardens, by Joel Karsten

*Vertical Vegetable Gardening, by Chris McLaughlin

Week by Week Vegetable Gardner’s Handbook, The, by Ron and Jennifer Kujawski

*You Grow Girl (and other titles), by Gayla Trail

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All That the Rain Promises and More, by David Arora

*Apartment Therapy—Complete and Happy Home, by Ryan and Laban

Art of Home, by Hannah Keeley

Craftcycle: 100 Earth Friendly Projects and Ideas for Everyday Living, by Heidi

Boyd

Edible Wild Plants, by Elias and Dykeman

Encyclopedia of Country Living, by Carla Emery

Forager’s Harvest, The by Samuel Thayer

Hannah’s Art of Home, by Hannah Keeley

Humanure Handbook,The, by Joe Jenkins

Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, The, by Marie Kondo

Little Britches (series), by Ralph Moody

Little House on the Prairie (series), by Laura Ingalls Wilder

Natures Art Box, by Laura Martin

Nesting Place, The, by Myquillyn Smith

Newman’s Own Organics Guide to a Good Life, The, by Nell Newman

One Plastic Bag: Isatou Ceesay and the Recycling Women of the Gambia, by Mi-

randa Paul

Sink Reflections, by Marla Ciley aka The Fly Lady

Slug Bread and Beheaded Thistles, by Ellen Sandbeck

Accessible Pet, Equine and Livestock Herbal, The, by Katherine Drovdahl

Art of Natural Cheese Making, The, by David Asher

Backyard Chickens Naturally, by Alanna Moore

Backyard Guide: An Introductory Guide to Keeping and Enjoying Pet Goats, The,

by Sue Weaver

*Backyard Homestead Guide to Raising Farm Animals, The (and other titles), by

Gail Damerow

Butchering (either title), by Adam Danforth

Chickens From Scratch, by Janet Garmen

Chicken Health Handbook, The, (and other titles), by Gail Damerow

Chicken Hot Topics, by Jessica Lane

Complete Guide to Working with Worms, The, by Wendy Vincent

*Free Range Chicken Gardens (and other titles), by Jessi Bloom

G, is for Goat, by Patricia Polacco

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Goats Produce, Too!, by Mary Jane Toth

Good Meat: The Complete Guide to Sourcing and Cooking Sustainable Meat, by

Deborah Krasner

Gourmet Venison (and other titles), by Stacy Lynn Harris

Home Cheese Making, by Rikki Carroll

Homegrown Pork (also titles for dairy cows, chickens, donkeys and more), by Sue

Weaver

Keeping a Family Cow, by Joann Grohman

Meat Goat Handbook, The, by Yvonne Zweede-Tucker

Meat Smoking and Smokehouse Design, by Stanley Marianski

Milk Cow Kitchen, by Mary Jane Butters

Milk Soapmaking, by Anne Watson

Nourishing Traditions, by Sally Fallon

Omnivore’s Dilemma, by Michael Pollan

Raising Goats Naturally, by Deborah Niemann

Salad Bar Beef (and other titles), by Joel Salatin

Storey Publishing House titles are helpful and animal specific

The Trayer Wilderness Cookbook—Homesteading The Traditional Way, Tammy

Trayer

American Frugal Housewife, The, by Lydia Marie Francis Child

Backyard Beekeeper, by Kim Flottum

Christmas Trees, by Lewis Hill

Dave Ramsey’s Complete Guide to Money, by Dave Ramsey

Earn It, Learn It, by Alisa Weinstein

Fleece and Fiber Sourcebook, The, by Ekarius and Robson

From Grit to Great, by Thaler and Koval

Graining Ground, by Forest Pritchard

Hope: Thriving While Unemployed, by Angi and Carl Schneider

Homemade For Sale, by Lisa Kivirist

How to Blog for Profit Without Selling Your Soul, by Ruth Soukup

Leadership and Self Deception, by The Arbinger Institute

Live Well on Less Than You Think, by Fred Brock

Market Gardener, The, by Fortier and Bilodeau

Mend it Better, by Kristin Roach

*Mini Farming, by Brett Markham

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Money 911, by Jean Chatzky

One-Page Financial Plan, The, by Carl Richards

Organic Mushroom Farming and Mycoremediation, by Tradd Cotter

Ox-Cart Man, by Barbara Cooney

Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, The, by Stephen Covey

Smart Money, Smart Kids, by Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze

Starting an Etsy Business for Dummies, by Gatski and Shoup

Sustainable Market Farming, by Pam Dawling

Total Money Make Over, The, by Dave Ramsey

All Year Round, by Ann Druitt

A Time to Keep (and other titles), by Tasha Tudor

Bringing Back the Family Farm, by Forrest Pritchard

Children’s Year, The, by Stephanie Cooper

Elliot Homestead: From Scratch, The, by Shaye Elliot

Festivals, Family and Food, by Diana Carey

Handmade Gatherings, by Ashley English

Heal Your Gut Cookbook, The, by Hilary Boynton

Help Me Be Good Series, by Joy Berry

Homespun Seasonal Living Workbook, The, by Kathie Lapcevic

It’s Just My Nature (and other titles), by Carol Tuttle

Jane Austen Cookbook, The by Maggie Black

Kids Around the World Celebrate, by Lynda Jones

Little Heathens, by Mildred Armstrong Kalish

Little House Cookbook, The by Barbara Walker

Magic Art of Tidying Up, The by Marie Kondo

Mitford Cookbook and Kitchen Reader, by Jan Karon

Mrs. Sharp’s Traditions, by Sarah Ban Breathnach

Nourishing Traditions, by Sally Fallon

Tasha Tudor Cookbook, The by Tasha Tudor

Things My Grandmother Taught Me About Organized Living, by Gloria Barry

Winnie the Pooh Cookbook, by Virginia Ellison (illustrated by E.H. Shepard)

Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, by Barbara Kingsolver

Complete Guide to Saving Seeds, The, by Robert Gough

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Folks, This Ain’t Normal, by Joel Salatin

Gaining Ground, by Forrest Pritchard

Good Food Revolution, The, by Will Allen

Growing Tomorrow: A Farm-to-Table Journey in Photos and Recipes, by Forrest

Pritchard

Heirloom Life Gardener, The, by Jere and Emilee Gettle

Seed to Seed, by Suzanne Ashworth

Beginner’s Book of Essential Oils, The, by Chris Dalziel

Cook Wild, by Susanne Fischer-Rizzi

Cooking with Fire, by Paula Marcoux

Creating Your Off-Grid Homestead, by Teri Page

DIY Projects for the Self Sufficient Homeowner, by Betsy Matheson

Getting Prepared, by Robin Egerton and Angela England

Natural Soapmaking, by Jan Berry

Organic Canner, The, by Daisy Luther

Pantry Primer, The, by Daisy Luther

Playful Preparedness, by Tim Young

Prepper’s Blueprint, The, by Tess Penington

Prepper’s Water Survival Guide, The, by Daisy Luther

Survival Mom: How to Prepare Your Family For Every Day Disasters…, by Lisa Bed-

ford

Survival Savvy Family, by Julie Sczerbinski

Ultimate Dehydrator Cookbook, The, by Tammy and Steven Gangloff

Ultimate Survival Manual, The, by Rich Johnson

Water Wise Home, The, by Laura Allen

Beyond Basics, Reader’s Digest

* May be especially helpful for smaller space homesteaders

Just like anything else you read, always remember that just because a “fact”

is on the Internet that doesn’t make it true. Having said that, however, it’s quite

a blessing to have access to so much homesteading information online. I partic-

ularly enjoy reading personal experiences, triumphs, and failures along with good,

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solid facts. Take everything you read with a grain of salt and be willing to try new

ideas on your own homestead.

Also bear in mind that, while every effort has been made throughout this book

and here, in the resources section, to provide you with online links that I believe

will be around for the duration of the Internet, websites and blogs close shop all

the time, for various reasons. While each edition of the print book, e-book and

other electronic materials will be checked repeatedly for broken links and dis-

mantled websites, I make no guarantee that each recommended online resource

will be available to you. That’s why I encourage A LOT of print book reading and

personal communication, along with your online education.

With that in mind, here are some of my favorite homestead-related websites

and blogs:

A Chick and Her Garden – www.achickandhergarden.com

A Farm Girl in the Making - www.afarmgirlinthemaking.com

A Farmish Kind of Life - www.afarmishkindoflife.com

Against All Grain – www.againstallgrain.com

An American Homestead - www.anamericanhomestead.com

Apartment Prepper - www.apartmentprepper.com

Attainable Sustainable - www.attainable-sustainable.net

Backpacking Chef - www.backpackingchef.com

Backyard Chickens - www.backyardchickens.com

Backyard Chicken Project - www.backyardchickenproject.com

Backwoods Home - www.backwoodshome.com

Baker Creek Seeds – www.rareseeds.com

Becoming Minimalist – www.becomingminimalist.com

Book Design Templates – www.bookdesigntemplates.com

Brown Thumb Mama – www.brownthumbmama.com

Cobble Hill Farm Apothecary – www.cobblehillfarmapothecary.com

Common Sense Homesteading - www.commonsensehome.com

Container Gardening – www.containergardening.about.com

Creative Vegetable Gardener – www.creativevegetablegardener.com

Cultures for Health - www.culturesforhealth.com

Curious Soapmaker - www.curious-soapmaker.com

Dave’s Garden – www.davesgarden.com

Delicious Obsessions - www.deliciousobsessions.com

Don’t Waste the Crumbs - www.dontwastethecrumbs.com

Edible Wild Food - www.ediblewildfood.com

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Family Education Coach - www.familyeducationcoach.com

Family Food Garden - www.familyfoodgarden.com

Farming My Backyard - www.farmingmybackyard.com

Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund - www.farmtoconsumer.org

Food Storage Made Easy - www.foodstoragemadeeasy.net

Food Storage Moms - www.foodstoragemoms.com

Ferment Tools - www.fermentools.com/blog

Fiasco Farm - www.fiascofarm.com

Flip Flop Barnyard - www.flipflopbarnyard.com

Fly Lady – www.flylady.net

Frugal Mama – www.frugal-mama.com

Frugally Sustainable - www.frugallysustainable.com

Game and Garden - www.gameandgarden.com

Gnowfglins - www.gnowfglins.com

Graywolf Survival - www.graywolfsurvival.com

Grit - www.grit.com

Grow, Forage, Cook, Ferment - www.growforagecookferment.com

Harvest Right – www.harvestright.com

Herbal Academy – www.theherbalacademy.com

Herbal Prepper - www.herbalprepper.com

Hobby Farms - www.hobbyfarms.com

Holistic Squid - www.holisticsquid.com

Homespun Seasonal Living - www.homespunseasonalliving.com

Homestead Chronicles - www.homesteadchronicles.com

Homestead Honey - www.homestead-honey.com

Homesteading On Grace – www.homesteadingongrace.com

Homestead Lady - www.homesteadlady.com

Homesteadin’ Mama – www.homesteadinmama.com

Home Talk – www.hometalk.com

How to Butcher a Chicken – www.howtobutcherachicken.blogspot.com

Imaginacres - www.imaginacres.com

Imagine Childhood – www.blog.imaginechildhood.com

J & J Acres - www.jandjacres.net

Joybilee Farm - www.joybileefarm.com

Just Plain Living – www.justplainmarie.ca

Learning and Yearning – www.learningandyearning.com

Learning Herbs – www.learningherbs.com

Life From Scratch - www.lifefromscratch.com

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Lil’ Suburban Homestead - www.lilsuburbanhomestead.com

Little House Living - www.littlehouseliving.com

Lovely Greens – www.lovelygreens.com

Majestic Mountain Sage’s blog - www.blog.thesage.com

Melissa K Norris - www.melissaknorris.com

Mom With a Prep - www.momwithaprep.com

Money Saving Mom – www.moneysavingmom.com

Mother Earth News - www.motherearthnews.com

Mountain Rose Herb - www.mountainroseblog.com

Mr. and Mrs. Not Made of Money – www.notmadeofmoney.com

My Aqua Farm - www.myaquafarm.com

My Food Storage Cookbook - www.myfoodstoragecookbook.com

My Pet Chicken – www.blog.mypetchicken.com

My Repurposed Life – www.myrepurposedlife.com

Nerdy Farm Wife - www.nerdyfarmwife.com

New Life on A Homestead - www.newlifeonahomestead.com

Nitty Gritty Life – www.nittygrittylife.com

North Country Farmer - www.northcountryfarmer.com

Nourished Kitchen - www.nourishedkitchen.com

Organic Life Guru - www.organiclifeguru.com

One Ash Farm and Dairy - www.oneashfarmanddairy.com

One Hundred Dollars a Month - www.onehundreddollarsamonth.com

Our Life Out Here – www.ourlifeouthere.com

Pantry Paratus - www.pantryparatus.com

Pasture Deficit Disorder - www.pasturedeficitdisorder.com

Penniless Parenting – www.pennilessparenting.com

Permaculture Research Institute - www.permaculturenews.org

Piwakawaka Valley - www.piwakawakavalley.com

Practical Self-Reliance – www.practicalselfreliance.com

Ready Nutrition - www.readynutrition.com

Real Milk – www.realmilk.com

Red Worm Composting - www.redwormcomposting.com

Reformation Acres - www.reformationacres.com

Schneider Peeps - www.schneiderpeeps.com

Seeds for Generations – www.seedsforgenerations.com

Seed Save – www.seedsave.org

Seed Savers - www.seedsavers.org

Simple Life Mom - www.simplelifemom.com

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Simply Canning - www.simplycanning.com

Soule Mama - www.soulemama.com

Sprout People - www.sproutpeople.org

Stoney Acres - www.ourstoneyacres.com

Strangers and Pilgrims on Earth - www.strangersandpilgrimsonearth.blog-

spot.com

Strictly Medicinal (formerly Horizon Seeds) – www.strictlymedicinal.com

Sun Calc – www.suncalc.net

Survival Mom - www.survivalmom.com

Temperate Climate Permaculture - www.tcpermaculture.com

Tenth Acre Farm - www.tenthacrefarm.com

The 104 Homestead - www.the104homestead.com

The Bread Geek - www.thebreadgeek.com

The Elliot Homestead - www.theelliothomestead.com

The Fewell Homestead – www.thefewellhomestead.com

The Free Range Life – www.thefreerangelife.com

The Homesteading Hippy - www.thehomesteadinghippy.com

The Minimalist Mom - www.theminimalistmom.com/

The Organic Prepper - www.theorganicprepper.ca

The Prairie Homestead - www.theprairiehomestead.com

Timber Creek Farm - www.timbercreekfarmer.com

Trayer Wilderness - www.trayerwilderness.com

Untrained Housewife - www.untrainedhousewife.com

Upcycle That - www.upcyclethat.com

Urban Farms - www.urbanfarmsonline.com

Urban Overalls - www.urbanoveralls.com

UP Pastured Farms – www.uppastured.com

Vinegar Tips – www.vinegartips.com

Vomiting Chicken – www.vomitingchicken.com

Weed ‘Em & Reap – www.weedemandreap.com

Wellness Mama - www.wellnessmama.com

Weston Price - www.westonaprice.org

Whole Family Rhythms – www.wholefamilyrhythms.com

Whole New Mom - www.wholenewmom.com

Woodland Farmhouse Inn – www.woodlandfarmhouseinn.com

You Should Grow – www.youshouldgrow.com

30 Minute Crafts – www.30minutecrafts.com

365 Less Things – 365lessthings.com

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Tessa Zundel is the homemaking, homeschooling, homesteading mother of

five children and wife to one long-suffering man. Although she has called several

states and properties home over the years, she now resides in the great state of

Missouri in the middle of acres of fairy forests and hidden ponds. She is the au-

thor of several books including The Do It Yourself Homestead and is the voice be-

hind the blog Homestead Lady. She has also contributed to online and print

magazines like Hobby Farms. She is an advanced master gardener and has

worked with several community groups in areas of home education, gardening

and seed saving.

Most days you'll find her hauling her good natured, adventuresome children

around to learn about herbs, small farm livestock, fiber and other lost arts, whole

foods and home education. There's always something being tinctured, fer-

mented, built or milked around here - just ask the long-suffering man!

Feel free to connect with me online—I’d love to hear how your homestead

efforts are progressing!

Homestead Lady Blog: www.homesteadlady.com

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Facebook: www.facebook.com/homesteadlady

Twitter: www.twitter.com/homesteadlady

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The Do It Yourself Homestead has its own Facebook Community to provide an

immediate network for you as you pursue your homestead education. Join us

here:

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The book details many topics that are close to a homesteader’s heart:

• The Homestead Kitchen

• The Homestead Garden

• Going “Green” on the Homestead

• Livestock for the Homestead

• Homestead Finances

• Homestead Families

• The Homestead Community

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