Homesteaderly
Shannon Guerra, Vince GuerraSustainability in small bites.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | homesteaderly.substack.com |
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Here’s a thrifty, healthy, homesteaderly, homemakerly tip…ever made your own yogurt?
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Snags, stains, holes, and tears. Why do they happen to our favorite clothes? Because we wear them all the time.
barbecue faves from scratch
Every little thing we make from scratch makes a big difference in our pantries, our health, our culture, and economy. We’re starting with baked beans from Vince:
bone broth
Ever made bone broth? What about perpetual bone broth? Before you toss out another ham bone, beef bone, or chicken/turkey carcass, consider this — it’s so easy, free, and healthy for you. Here are some of the benefits, and here’s how we do ...
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Alaskan writer, wife, & homeschooling mom of 8, living deep and wide on a micro-homestead. Loves Jesus, drinks coffee, stays up too late.
I write about liberty, Christian manhood, and fighting the hard fights. I write books about heroism and sacrifice, and tell fictional tales that honor the real individuals who’ve lived it.
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