🥩 Finger-Licking Brisket That Lasts for Months! 🍶
Want tender, flavorful brisket that you can store for months without refrigeration? This old-fashioned preservation method locks in the taste and keeps your meat ready to eat anytime—perfect for preppers, homesteaders, or anyone who loves delicious, shelf-stable food! Learn how to make your own preserved brisket in a jar today! Tap the link for the full step-by-step guide. 📌 Save this for later!
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How to Install a Rainwater Collection System
Why let rain go to waste when you can turn it into a reliable water source? A rainwater collection system is a simple, effective way to store water for drinking, gardening, and emergencies. Learn how to set up your own system step by step by clicking Visit Site! 👉 Pin this for later and start collecting your own water supply! 📌🚰 #RainwaterHarvesting #Prepping #SelfSufficiency
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Never Buy Garlic Again!
Ah, inflation. No, no. I haven’t lost my mind (yet). You see, with the rise of prices, so have I come to realize that many things are simply easier to do on my own. Tomatoes? I’m canning those rather than paying $2 for something that will cost me far less. And you know what pairs beautifully with tomatoes? Garlic. There is no reason now, nor has there ever been, to purchase garlic beyond your first bulb. This, of course, does not count for bulbs bought in grocery stores. No, I’m talking about the kind of garlic that you get to see or that you’ve gotten direct from the farm and is organic. It need not remain so, but it does need to start off like that if you want to grow from the bulb.
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Stop Making These Dangerous Pest Control Mistakes
Pests in your home and on your outdoor adventures are troublesome and can be downright dangerous, so naturally, we want to control them. From mosquitoes buzzing in your ears to ants marching over your kitchen counters to cockroaches scurrying away when you turn on the lights, pest control is an important part of our lives.
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Ingenious Traps You Can Set Up On Your Property To Catch Looters
Over the years, I’ve learned that protecting your property isn’t just about locks and alarms. It’s about outsmarting those who’d try to take what’s yours. I’ve had my fair share of close calls with looters, and I’ve picked up some crafty tricks along the way.
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Plant These Now For An Early Summer Harvest
The sun is finally shining, and spring is in full bloom—making it the perfect time to harvest vegetables for the summer. However, achieving an early summer yield requires strategic planting and most importantly, the right selection of vegetables. So, which vegetables should you plant now for a fruitful summer harvest? Let’s uncover that.
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These Are The Most Dangerous Chicken Breeds
Setting up a chicken coop on your farmstead is indeed an exciting and valuable adventure that comes with its own fair share of challenges. One such challenge lies in selecting the right chicken breeds for your flock. While many breeds offer ease of management and safety, others introduce complexities, making you reconsider your poultry farming plans.
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How To Find An Underground Water Source On Your Property
Here is everything you need to know about the water under your property:
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7 Herbs To Plant In Your Survival Garden
With such a productive survival garden, you can save money and get freshly picked herbs from the comfort of your home. Interestingly, these herbs can thrive even with limited space and gardening experience. That said, let’s explore home-grown flavors that are available all year round.
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These Plants Are Killing Your Tomatoes
Growing tomatoes on your homestead can be super cool! However, these berries are very picky about where they live. Some of the plants nearby can be a bit greedy, sucking up all the good stuff that the tomatoes need to grow big and strong. This can seriously affect both the quality and yield of your tomatoes.
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These Animals Are Stealing Your Chicken Eggs
Ah, the bounty of your work as a chicken keeper. You go out to your coop first thing in the morning and- wait a second, where are the eggs? Are the hens protesting, or has something terrible happened? You notice that the nests seem to be torn up. Your birds are unhurt, but something has definitely happened. You have an egg thief.
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10 Vegetables That Love To Climb
Imagine a garden where vegetables grow upwards, saving space and making your garden look beautiful. Vertical vegetable gardening has many benefits, like using space well, easier harvesting, and better pest control. But which vegetables grow best this way?
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Vegetables You Can Harvest In Less Than A Month
Growing vegetables that can be harvested in less than a month is a smart way to maximize your garden’s productivity. You get to enjoy the rewards of your efforts sooner rather than later, making gardening both efficient and satisfying. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these fast-growing vegetables offer a quick and rewarding way to add fresh flavors to your meals and enhance your gardening experience.
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Why I Started An Elderberry Orchard And Why You Should Too
Its true beauty lies in nurturing different plants and savoring the rewards they bring. While I have grown a number of orchards on my farm, that of elderberries is definitely my favorite for many reasons. Not only their taste is cherishable, but these exquisite berries also offer multiple medicinal benefits.
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A Homesteader’s Worst Enemy
Homesteading is an incredible journey filled with joy and rewards. But let’s be honest, it’s not all rainbows and butterflies. From backbreaking labor to weather uncertainties, homesteaders face a whole lot of challenges. Yet, amidst all these hurdles, one foe truly got on my nerves – those pesky critters. From relentless aphid attacks to crops disappearing overnight, pest infestation literally tested my patience.
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