Living on land

Exploring the top states for off-grid homesteading opens up a world of possibilities for self-sufficiency and sustainability. From rural retreats to land with natural resources, these states offer the best environments for off-the-grid living. Save this pin to plan your future homestead and find the perfect spot to start your off-grid adventure!

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Teran Sands | Family Compound Living on Instagram: "Here’s what we did with the land for our family compound. My mom originally bought the land as one big piece of property. When we were all interested in moving to the land we decided which piece each of us wanted. This was after we reviewed the land and county restrictions and knew that each of us needed at least 2 acres to have a water well and septic system. We then had the property divided into three new pieces. Then we replatted and…

Discover the growing trend of camel milk production in Queensland, its health benefits, and its potential as a sustainable dairy alternative.

Do you dream of homesteading, but have NO IDEA how you could possibly afford to buy rural land... no matter how many money savings challenges you do? If your financial freedom vision board includes how to buy land, this blog will teach you the 5 most important questions to ask before you invest...so you can find funding and start earning passive income from your farm!

Learn how to live off the grid with methods for building off-grid water systems, solar power and homestead gardening tips. Learn survival skills, how to build a bug out bag, and wilderness survival techniques.

In order to be a successful homesteader, you need to realize that homesteading requires hard work and dedication. Here are some harsh truths.

Its' all our dream right? 150 acres, tons of trees, big house by the pond with a lean to or barn for the animals. A woodstove to keep us warm while we knit or read books at night. Waking up to the crow of the rooster, and the cluck of the chickens. Doing the days chores on your schedule and your time, not having to punch a time clock, no commuting...... I know. I. KNOW. I want it badly. So badly I can taste it. I spend about an hour a week searching for land back home that I dream we can buy…

Homesteading on 5 acres: Tips and insights for sustainable living, food growth, and animal care. Plus, get inspired by our personal journey!