When you own livestock, it's a good lesson to be prepared, be brave, and be responsible, but know that you can always ask for help!

The majority of practicing husbandry boils down to how good you can build a fence.

Why do we bother? All this extra work and time spent making, baking, prepping, tending, feeding and watering. It seems like a lot - and some

We are taking this show on the road! New year, new adventures. While we are usually a couple of homebodies, we do always appreciate any time

In preparation for the big day, I can be a little intense... The Homestead Husband knows to stay faaar out of this Big Momma's way, when

In July, we decided we'd like to try to raise our own turkey for Thanksgiving this year.  We researched how long it would take to grow a

One of the major homesteading "rules of engagement", is using the natural resources available to you, and avoiding waste.  With th

Hunting is a pastime that I believe fits the homesteading life well.

We're a little quackers around these parts, but we try to keep things looking nice when possible. Here's how our pond-dwellers are l