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[Off-Grid Year Three] Homestead Medicine: What to Do When You’re Bleeding and Google Has No Signal
Homestead medicine emphasizes the importance of self-reliance in medical care without easy access to urgent care. Building a comprehensive first-aid kit, knowing common injuries, learning medical skills, stocking essential medications, and creating emergency protocols are crucial steps. Mental health is equally important, as managing stress is vital for overall well-being in remote living.
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[Off-Grid Year Three] Yes, You’re Getting Livestock: The Next Logical Mistake
The Livestock Phase details the chaotic journey of embracing homesteading with animals, transitioning from peaceful living to managing various species like chickens, goats, and pigs. It highlights the necessity for proper care, fencing, and emotional boundaries while navigating the challenges and losses that come with livestock. Ultimately, it’s a rewarding yet demanding experience.
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[Off-Grid Year Two] Selling What You Grow or Make: Income Streams for Off-Grid Hustlers
This article guides off-grid enthusiasts on how to generate income while maintaining their lifestyle. It emphasizes understanding local regulations, growing marketable crops, creating non-perishable products, monetizing skills, and selling at markets or online. The aim is to leverage existing knowledge for profit without overwhelming hustle, ensuring sustainability and financial resilience.
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[Off-Grid Year Two] Raising Chickens, Ducks, or Other Feathered Freeloaders
The guide highlights the joys and challenges of raising poultry off-grid. It discusses selecting chickens, ducks, or other birds, building secure housing, maintaining their diet and cleanliness, and protecting them from predators. Emphasizing their chaotic nature, it advises patience and commitment while noting the rewards of fresh eggs and companionship.
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[Off-Grid Year Two] Expanding Your Garden: How to Grow More Than Just Zucchini
In Year Two of off-grid gardening, the focus shifts from survival to abundance. Expand your garden by understanding your environment, designing efficiently, and diversifying crops. Implement pest prevention strategies and consider storage for produce. Keeping a garden journal and evolving your methods is crucial for successful and sustainable growth.
