In rural Denmark, Tycho Holcomb and Karoline Nolsø Aaen have crafted a life of independence, resilience, and deep connection to nature.
In this video, I take you on a tour of our 50-plus raised bed vegetable garden and show you what's growing in March.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Dave Collupy and friend Daniel Thibault on liberty, Midfest 2025, activism, etc...Dave moved from L.A. to Oklahoma, and loving the openness and freedom-minded atmosphere that California lacks. Dave and Dan provide an update on living off the g
If you caught our recent barn design video (linked below), you may have had some additional questions. In this video, I'm answering some of those questions and dispelling any miscommunications!
There's little doubt that, once the dust settles, the post-collapse life is going to be tough. Most of the conveniences we take for granted today will be hard to acquire, regardless of whether or not money will still be worth anything.
After years in the city, Michael Lerner and his wife, Amiee, were ready for a change. Selling their Seattle home--where Michael had built an ADU from scratch--they set out for the countryside, where they wanted to start afresh and get in sync with
In the 1970s, Vietnam veteran Jim stepped off the beaten path--way off. With little money but an abundance of vision, he bought 600 acres of dense Maine wilderness and set out to build a life from scratch.
In this video, I give you 10 unstoppable edible plants that thrive in harsh conditions! These food crops are some of the best growers in our vegetable garden.
Join us as we chat about what's going on at the homestead in March! We're talking about our retirement plans, how we can extend our assets to our neighbors to create more community and security.
Heating and Cooling using the SUN...Della Versa mini split unit
New Epoch Batteries! Yikes :( You were the chosen one!
Family homesteading for 15 years on the edge of the Australian bush. This family grows and raises an incredible amount of food with their fruit trees, vegetable gardens, laying hens and sheep.
There are many people looking to buy homestead property... but what should you know before jumping in with both feet?
I am heading into the woods of Alaska for 3 days with no sleeping bag or tent. I am going to sleep in a survival shelter, make a forge, make a charcoal kiln, make charcoal, forge and make a knife and do it all in extreme cold weather alone in the wil
Meet Evan and Dani Benton of ?@bentonhomestead? Two Americans who followed their homesteading dreams all the way to Japan where they currently own 2 previously abandoned Japanese Homes (Akiya).
