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What do you need to get started beekeeping? Why should you bring bees to your homestead in the first place? Find out in this episode of the Homesteady Podcast. Checkout the Honeystead here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB2BKzY2HgpTEgYeba78KHA Sign up to our email list so you don't miss any of our videos here - https://www.thisishomesteady.com/join-homesteady-movement/ SUBSCRIBE to our PODCAST HERE - https://www.thisishomesteady.com/subscribe-podcast/ LOVE HOMESTEADY? Help us keep it going! Becoming a Pioneer - You get instant access to the new forum, discounts, and homesteading classes and podcasts! https://www.thisishomesteady.com/head-west-become-pioneer/ Are you shopping at Amazon? Shop through our Amsteady Link http://www.amsteady.com Just click that link then do your regular shopping, it doesn’t cost you any extra but we earn a commission for sending you there. AFFILIATE LINKS To The HOMESTEADING GEAR I use everyday -https://www.thisishomesteady.com/gear-use/ Get Homesteady Tee Shirts

The pandemic we have lived through in the last few months has changed the world as we know it. Changes that society was going to see in the next decade have been sped up because of the pandemic and the associated lock downs, political unrest, and problems associated with it. No doubt, even when the current disease is long gone, the effects from this strange disease will linger. How can you and your family be sure to not only get by, but even thrive, financially and otherwise, in the days ahead? John Pugliano Joins Us to answer that question. John Pugliano, host of the Wealthsteading Podcast, has over 30 years investing experience, he’s an entrepreneur, author, inventor and the founder and money manager of Investable Wealth LLC.  John's Podcast, the Wealthsteading Podcast, takes a homesteader like, holistic look at the market, and ways we can grow and preserve our wealth. John is coming on the show tonight to discuss Covid's impact on the market in the days ahead. We will discuss how it could effect you and me

Years ago when Aaron and Liz started their first farm, they had no idea it would free them from corporate life. Fast forward years later, and these once "fake farmers" are now farming full time! Through their Syman Says Farms Youtube Channel, Liz and Aaron have opened up their home and farm to help teach and inspire the next generation of farmers. They feel a strong sense of purpose to give back and share their love animals and knowledge of husbandry with those who may never otherwise step foot on a farm. Together, they shared their tips and tricks of how they manage and keep their goats, chickens and rabbits healthy. In early 2019, Aaron suggested setting up a live stream in the goat barn during kidding season. What better way to educate than to share the birthing process Live?!? A few weeks before the first doe was due to kid, Aaron hit the button that would forever change everything! The Live Cam quickly became a place of refuge, peace, solitude and community to a great deal of people. Affectionately calle

The IPP... the IDAHO PASTURED PIG. It has made quite a lot of noise in the homesteading world. There are a lot of big claims surrounding it. What is fact and what is myth? Today we share an interview on the channel with Mouse Creek Farm who has been raising these pigs for years. Kirstin answers lots of our IPP questions including do you have to supplement their diet or can they live off pasture alone? Do they ever root? And how is their meat production and quality? FACEBOOK GROUP FOR IPP MOUSE CREEK FARM Sign up to our email list so you don't miss any of our videos here - LOVE HOMESTEADY? Help us keep it going! Becoming a Pioneer - You get instant access to the new forum, discounts, and homesteading classes and podcasts! Are you shopping at Amazon? Shop through our Amsteady Link http://www.amsteady.com Just click that link then do your regular shopping, it doesn’t cost you any extra but we earn a commission for sending you there. AFFILIATE LINKS To The HOMESTEADING GEAR I use everyday -https://www.thi

This week we got the worst news about our cow ladybug. A routine disease test for our cows showed that Ladybug may be sick with Johnes Disease.  Johnes Disease is devastating. It is a wasting disease, that prevents a cow from absorbing nutrients from the food it is eating. It can infect a calf before it is even born, and yet it will not kill that animal for a few years. It lies, secretly, beyond detection, for years, and when some stressful event happens in the cows life, for example, a calving, like the one ladybug had back in the fall, the disease goes active and quickly can turn a healthy looking cow into a skeleton, killing somewhere around 90% of cows that test positive with it. Because it can infect a cow for years without killing it, it spreads through cow herds quite easily. It is believed that all major diary and beef herds have Johnes positive cows. That is specifically why, when we purchased our first dairy cow, we found a herd of cows that was believed to be free of all cow diseases, including Joh

Today we talk with Tara and Russel from Camel Connection all about this amazing animal! Are you interested in Camels? Check out Camel Connection here www.camelconnection.com See their Youtube Channel here - https://www.youtube.com/user/RussellOsborne1 Sign up to our email list so you don't miss any of our videos here - https://www.thisishomesteady.com/join-homesteady-movement/ SUBSCRIBE to our PODCAST HERE - https://www.thisishomesteady.com/subscribe-podcast/ LOVE HOMESTEADY? Help us keep it going! Becoming a Pioneer - You get instant access to the new forum, discounts, and homesteading classes and podcasts! https://www.thisishomesteady.com/head-west-become-pioneer/ Are you shopping at Amazon? Shop through our Amsteady Link http://www.amsteady.com Just click that link then do your regular shopping, it doesn’t cost you any extra but we earn a commission for sending you there. AFFILIATE LINKS To The HOMESTEADING GEAR I use everyday -https://www.thisishomesteady.com/gear-use/ Get Homesteady Tee Shi

Learn all about raising rabbits on the homestead in today's episode of the podcast! Dana Thompson, author of Raising Meat Rabbits in a Colony is joining us to talk Meat Rabbits 101! Dana (said Daah naah, not the classic American Dayna) is a homesteading, homeschooling mama of 4 living on 10 acres in the south of New Zealand. She loves to garden and help people become more self sufficient no matter where they live. She shares her adventures on her Youtube Channel If you want to get started with rabbits, but are not sure what is needed, or if you should try a colony or a hutch, this interview will be perfect for you. LOVE HOMESTEADY? Help us keep it going! Becoming a Pioneer - You get instant access to the new forum, discounts, and homesteading classes and podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Take a break from scary corona virus news, and join us for an uplifting and inspiring live show today! DIGITAL TIP JAR FOR THE BAND - https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8nyiVu8cH2 NEW SHIRT - https://www.parsons-designs.com/homesteady Jonathan from Fairfield County Hydroponics will join us to talk Microgreens.  https://www.fairfieldcountyhydroponics.com/ Dave from Northeast Edible is going to talk about perennials and growing fruit. http://www.northeastediblenursery.com/ John from Farm Marketing Solutions will be talking Chickens and Chicken Tractors https://farmmarketingsolutions.com/ Jess from Roots and Refuge will is going to be chatting about Starting a Garden https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTZN3HhejW1tOiRdLGUCGGA Not only are we going to be talking about Homesteading and Growing Food, but we are also going to talk about HEALTH! Jackie from Middle Path Counseling and The Mindful Homestead is coming on the show to talk about Anxiety and how to keep it in check during scary times. https://www.youtube

Some people are worried, with this pandemic spreading, have they missed their opportunity to grow their own food? NO! You can grow your own food even now! In this episode we share a few ways you can grow food now, and fast! CAN YOU HELP SOMEONE ELSE? FILL OUT THIS FORM BECOME A PIONEER Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you are selling produce from your farm, or trying to fill on farm classes, there is an easy way to grow that business. Dr Tiffany Eurich joins us today to talk about farming, growing the farm business, and how to become a thought leader in your industry. TIFFANY'S FREE TRAINING FOR HOMESTEADY LOVE HOMESTEADY? Help us keep it going! Becoming a Pioneer - You get instant access to the new forum, discounts, and homesteading classes and podcasts! CAMEL TRAIN SHOUTOUT - THANKS to the Dozen Arrows Crew A.K.A. The Lopez Family for sponsoring this episode! Dr. Tiffany Eurich is the founder of tiffanyeurich.com, a resource for communications strategy, dedicated to helping entrepreneurs increase their brand's visibility, authority, and impact. She has a Ph.D. in communications, and over 20 years of experience in the communications industry. She spent a decade as a university professor and was the host of several award-winning television programs. She's also the author of "Knitting Together a Community," an in-

Christina would do anything she could to help her son. But this seemed crazy.... Could camel milk help him? BUY CAMEL CRAZY HERE Christina Adams is an award-winning writer. She grew up on a Virginia farm where her family grew tobacco and hay and raised cattle, chickens, pigs and the occasional bee. She was active in 4-H and still visits farms today. She is the author of Camel Crazy (New World Library) and A Real Boy (Penguin), and a medical journal article on camel milk treatment for autism. Her work has been featured by NPR, The Washington Post, OZY, The Los Angeles Times, The Orange County Register, Open Democracy, RAVISHLY, Orange Coast Magazine, Web MD, Global Advances in Health and Medicine, Dubai One, Khaleej Times and more, and she consults with camel scientists and farmers worldwide. She has spoken to audiences in Germany, India, England, Pakistan, UAE, and the US. Check her out at her website - www.christinaadamsauthor.com Follow her on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/christina_adams_auth

Homesteady has a new mini podcast series, the Hoemsteady Coffee Break! Enjoy a discussion over coffee with Aust as we talk about news, current events, and how they all relate to homesteading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A sick baby, the hills of western Pennsylvania, and the animal you least expect to find on a farm. This is the story of 2 crazy homesteaders who just bought a milk camel. Watch the Camel Arrive in THIS VIDEO Learn about the Camel Train in THIS VIDEO JOIN THE HOMESTEADY CAMEL TRAIN HERE The Homesteady Podcast is part of the Waypoint Outdoor Collective, the Podcast Network for the Outdoorsman. Checkout all of the Waypoint Outdoor Collective Podcasts HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ariel has been living off grid in a tiny house nestled into the western mountains of Wyoming, a little over 6000 feet above sea level for six years now. She splits her own wood for heat, carries water by hand, uses a composting toilet, and attempts to grow as much of her own food as possible between the weather and wildlife she's surrounded by. As a child, she was fortunate enough to be able to spend much of her free time exploring and playing in the woods. Little has changed now that she older. She moved to a place with a bigger woods and still enjoys spending her time outside hiking, gardening, and photographing the natural world.  As the eldest of seven children who grew up in a homeschooling family Ariel had the opportunity, not always appreciated at the time, to learn to do quite a bit of work. She's enjoyed a wide range of jobs, everything from greenhouses and flower arranging, to wilderness therapy with teens, to milking cows. Mostly, she enjoys doing the kinds of things that try to provide a real s

Morgan wasn't happy. He had a "great job" that paid well in the city. But it was not what he really wanted. Morgan's dream was to build a farm! After he quit his finance job in Washington, DC, his wife and he moved to a farm in a remote part of Northern Vermont. He planted a 600 tree integrated orchard consisting of chestnuts, hazelnuts, elderberries, mulberries, apple, black locust and many others. He also established a flock of 40 egg-laying ducks that will live in a mobile duck house that travels through our orchard. His ultimate goal is to develop a long-lasting sustainable farm that is sustainable on three levels - environmentally, financially and personally. Morgan has been documenting his farm's development through a YouTube channel and a newly launched podcast. Enjoy listening to this podcast episode as Aust and Morgan talk making the leap from living in places like New York City and Washington, DC to town of 700 people in Northern Vermont, planting a 600 tree orchard, being a duck farmer who is aller

The Heritage Craft Butchers didn't learn to cut meat in the super market.  They learned in a barn. Cutting up their own home grown pigs, and curing the meat in an old refrigerator, the guys decided they would try to follow their passion and start a butcher shop.  They found an old bank in the middle of Pennsylvania farm country. Perfect. Lots of elbow grease, experimenting with old world recipes, and bourbon, and here they are running a successful butcher business from scratch.  Check them out at their Facebook Page or at Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE WHOLE START HOMESTEADING TODAY COURSE FOR FREE I feel one of the best things you can do for yourself, and especially for your children, is to raise some livestock, even if only for a short time. The connection you and your family will form to these animals that are so dependent on you is powerful. And the rewards livestock give back are hard to beat! If you are thinking about getting some livestock in the future but are not sure how, you will enjoy this excerpt of the 4th Lesson in the Start Homesteading Today course, Your First Livestock. In this 4th lesson we will talk about The Golden Rules of Livestock What are the best kind of livestock for beginners Basic infrastructure for livestock that will make your life easier And MORE!!!! HOMEWORK Raising Chickens Masterclass  Raising Feeder Pigs Masterclass Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Want to hear the extended version of this podcast? BECOME A PIONEER HERE - https://www.thisishomesteady.com/head-west-become-pioneer/ Hatching and raising poultry on the Homestead can be a great way to feed your family, and entertain yourselves at the same time! Today we are joined by Jake and Becky of White House on the Hill to talk poultry! WHITE HOUSE ON THE HILL CHANNEL - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfuEu0ff9Yy_oA5U21C5Stw WHITE HOUSE on INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/whitehouseonthehill/ Jake , Becky and their three boys make up White House on the Hill. YouTubers and homesteaders in NW Missouri that are interested in growing their own food, hatching and raising birds, and starting a farm from scratch. They recently bought a large piece of property (previously renters on a small farm) where they plan to build a house, barn, big exterior fence so they can raise a number of animals for meat, some animals for fun, and explore a new life that they never thought was possible when they starte

Join myself and a special guest for a live discussion on planning a great year on the homestead! Become a Pioneer HERE - https://www.thisishomesteady.com/head-west-become-pioneer/ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/homesteadyshow/ SUBMIT HOMESTEAD LESSONS LEARNED VIDEOS HERE - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1h_VAsoscsEM1WyG4p88X9XBoj0vmm8JI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are going to help you start homesteading this year! TAKE THE COURSE CLICK HERE TO BECOME A PIONEER FOR FREE FOR 1 MONTH "I WOULD LOVE TO HOMESTEAD! BUT I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO START!" If that sounds familiar, you are not alone. Over the last 2 years we have been doing a survey at our website. We found most of our followers are either new homesteaders, or are homestead dreamers. What was the number one thing people mentioned needing help with on their homestead? Not how to make money raising pigs Not how to raise enough food for your own family NOT EVEN how to fence in goats The number one problem people are having with regards homesteading?  STARTING. So.... I WANT TO HELP YOU START YOUR HOMESTEAD THIS YEAR. No more waiting. No more dreaming. ALL DOING. I have been working on a course for the last year. Since we have moved to a new homestead in a new state I have been paying special attention to the things that need to be taken care of so someone can actually start AND MORE IMPORTANTLY con