The Art of Homesteading (How to Learn the Skills that Can Set You and Your Family Free)
Get Timeless Homesteading Wisdom and Advice from
the Experts of the Modern Homesteading Movement
Let’s be clear: It doesn’t matter where you’re starting.
You could be walking 100 acres right now, or mowing the lawn on your small suburban lot, or even looking out onto a few small pots on your apartment balcony … if you want to become a Homesteader, you can do it.
All you need is the right mentor.
The Homesteading Guide is your comprehensive resource for mastering the multi-faceted art of homesteading.
With practical advice from the leading experts of the modern homesteading movement, you’ll find that you can cultivate your own food, preserve your harvests, and raise healthy animals.
The Homesteading Guide is much more than just a guide; it’s your homesteading mentor in print.
And, you can have it on your bookshelf for $5 OFF the normal price …
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The Homesteading Guide isn’t merely a special magazine issue; it’s a companion in your pursuit of the modern homesteading life.
It’s your mentor in print, a mentor that will help you recover the lost skills of your great-grandparents.
Here’s a glimpse of what’s inside:
- 22 exclusive articles covering a spectrum of homesteading topics …
- Learn why “self-sufficiency” is a myth and how to find the people and community you’ll need support and help from with Joel Salatin and Anne Briggs
- Plan your garden like Jess Sowards so you’re bringing in bushels of your family’s favorite foods from your own backyard
- Fill up those Mason jars with home food preservation tips from Carolyn Thomas and Melissa K. Norris to feed your family delicious and healthy food all year long
- Become a chicken keeping ninja like Justin Rhodes and bypass your first chicken raising mistakes
- Understand the “why” of homesteading with Rory Feek so you’ll never run out of motivation along the way
- Pull perfect loaves of bread from the oven with ease as you master bread making with Lisa Bass
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We understand the various paths to homesteading success are often unmarked and sometimes present you with a steep learning curve. From sourdough and chickens to gardening, pigs, raising beef cattle and canning … no one can master it all.
We understand, because, through our expert writers (and their generational experience), we’ve been through everything a homestead can throw at you.
And that’s where The Homesteading Guide comes in – a curated, single-issue publication like nothing you’ve ever seen before.
It’s a guide by homesteaders, for homesteaders … the ultimate primer for kickstarting your homesteading journey.
It’s a gorgeously produced treasure trove of homesteading wisdom from eight different experts in twenty-two exclusive articles … all meant to make you a better homesteader, no matter where you live, or how many resources you have at your disposal.
And we’ve deliberately printed this guide for you. On paper. With ink. No need for internet access, or bookmarking a link (that you can’t find later) … we want you to USE The Homesteading Guide. In one year’s time, it should be dog-eared, highlighted, and annotated with your own notes, from your own gardening, canning, milking, et cetera!
The Homesteading Guide features articles from homestead legends like:
- Joel Salatin and his family own Polyface Farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. He has authored 15 books and speaks all over the world about agriculture and culture.
- Lisa Bass is a mother of 8, homeschooler, and homesteader on 7 acres in Missouri. She shares from-scratch recipes and natural living articles to a large audience online.
- Jess Sowards is a homesteader, writer, and mother of six who is passionate about gardening, growing food, and equipping others to do the same.
- Melissa K. Norris is a 5th generation homesteader who raises over 90% of her own organic pasture raised meat and over 60% of her own fruits and vegetables from her farm in Washington state.
- Rory Feek is a songwriter, filmmaker, and best-selling author. He lives with his daughter Indy outside Nashville and seeks to live a simple and healthy life.
- Carolyn Thomas and her husband, Josh, live and work on a 40-acre homestead in Idaho surrounded by gardens, livestock, and children.
- Anne Briggs, known online as “Anne of All Trades,” is a farmer, builder, and educator focused on teaching and preserving disappearing life skills.
- Justin Rhodes is an accomplished homesteader who teaches and inspires millions of people to grow their own food through his online platform.
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Meet the Experts Behind The Homestead Guide
Generations of Homesteading Knowledge at Your Fingertips
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What sets The Homesteading Guide apart from other resources?
A. We’d say it’s mostly two things: 1) The world class quality of the contributing writers and 2) the stunning beauty of the issue itself. From the beginning of the Homestead Living brand, we’ve wanted to bring the absolute best information from the best experts in the most beautiful way possible. We’re happy to say that The Homesteading Guide meets that mission.
Q: How does The Homesteading Guide assist me in my homesteading journey?
A. With twenty-two exclusive articles penned by eight of the top homesteading writers in the world, The Homesteading Guide is an unrivaled source of the best beginning homesteading wisdom. Period. From nurturing a thriving garden, mastering food preservation, to raising healthy animals. It’s about empowering you with knowledge and skills to transform your space (wherever that may be!) into a productive, self-sufficient home.
Q. Does The Homesteading Guide have advertising?
A. There is no advertising in this publication.
Q. Do I need to be an expert to use this information?
A. Not at all! The majority of articles are geared toward folks who are just starting out or beginning their journey toward sustainability.
Q. What if I buy The Homesteading Guide and I don’t like it?
A. If you read our work and don’t find it useful or beneficial, let us know within 30 days of purchase and we will give a full refund, no questions asked!
Q: How can I get my hands on The Homesteading Guide?
A. Simple. Click the link below to purchase your copy today. Once ordered, this gorgeous single-issue magazine will be on its way to your mailbox (we’ll keep you updated by email).
No Matter Where You’re Starting, Start Your Homesteading Journey the Right Way (for less than the cost of a pizza on Friday night) …
