We have moved to two acres and raise 44 chickens right now. Homesteading is the most rewarding thing I have ever done. My goal is to grow enough food to feed us and the animals. Married my wife 30 years ago. Bless you!
Thank you both for making this video. Very informative and it is nice to see people wanting to grow their own foods. My husband and I have tried to do this. We are still trying. We did have a big garden a few years ago and not everything grew, but what did was amazing. My husband did try and grow some things in the front of our house and the tomatoes grew very well! The strawberries and cucumbers didn't fare so well. But we are going to try again this spring. We do have 6 chickens now and one rooster as of July and August. So happy that we have them! We both want to start learning how to do our own canning. I have some health issues as well. I had my gall bladder removed in 1999 and I have issues with digesting some meats, grains and seeds. If I do eat those things, I have bad pain in my sides and spine. So going natural is always a good idea. I also have had extreme reactions to medications, and I use supplements now. Thank you for sharing your experience and struggles. I hope to learn allot from you both!
Lymphocytic colitis 😑 Chicken math is super real, 2 layers and itching for more!! We’re on .57 acre-also mini homesteading for health & the love of reaping what I sow 😉 I don’t know how to can so everything is used up by November.
Homesteading is great!! We started with a few chickens 7 years ago, now we have chickens, ducks, goats, cows and horses. It’s a crazy life, but it’s our fun crazy life! Thanks for great videos!!
Great video 😊 I live on less than a acre and put raised beds in the back yard. Also I'm using used tires which I showed in one of my videos. I think homesteading and gardening is very relaxing and really does help relieve stress. Good luck to you and have a great day and happy gardening 🌿🌱😊🤗
New subscriber to your channel. Thanks for sharing your story about getting started with homesteading. I have hypothyroidism and diabetes and I am excited to learn more about gardening/canning and eating for my health. Can't wait to see what your new adventures will be this year.
I have several raised beds (tractor tires, pools, cement blocks, totes) as well as a very small garden. I have a little rabbit (43) farm. I also heat with wood. It’s definitely hard work doing it alone but it’s so worth it. Thanks for posting. Inspiring!!
I follow y’all on Facebook and just started using TH-cam!! Subscribed to y’all’s channel. Me husband and I always do fresh vegetables/gardening early, but decided we wanted to start a homestead/farm. So we are just starting out officially! ❤️
I also live on 3/4 acre so it encourages me that you do it on 3/4 acre. I have birds and goats and garden and fruit trees and buy my meat and milk from the farm. It is hard work but so satisfying.
We love homesteading and yes it is very hard work but knowing where our food comes from and whats in it is very rewarding. We love your channel and keep up the amazing work.
We started our own journey back I'm 2015 with ducks. Fast-forward 6 years and two homes later, and we got chickens and later honeybees and turkeys. We hope to continue to expand including but not limited to cows, pigs and more bees. It sounds like y'all have had quite the journey as well! This lifestyle truly is rewarding and not for everyone.
We share pretty similar health backhrounds. IR, thyroid issues, negative blood work for celiac but being DX celiac due to decades of issues in 2021. I'm just getting started with raised bed gardening but have spent the last year learning to can from other TH-camrs Acre homestead and 1870s homestead because I kept getting glutened even with things labeled as safe. Can't wait to see what you all have in store for 2023!
We really do have a lot of health issues in common. Canning is one of the hardest jobs on the homestead (it's a lot of work), but also one of the most rewarding.
Thank you for all the information. I live on an acre only use half of it. We started with raised beds, then got laying hens 2 years ago. I've followed a lot of homesteading families 4 years ago and learned from all of you before I started. So again thank you.
I am gluten-free as well. Not completely grain free, but the garden definitely helps with giving my house more vegetables in place of breads. Thank you for sharing your story!
Thank you for sharing your health and homesteading journey. I inherited thyroid disease and even with surgery and medication, I still have frustrating issues. Stephanie’s sharing has helped me rethink a few things.
Hey, I've seen snatches of you along, but it was good to hear your story. I also cook with no wheat flour, rice or corn, and will enjoy your recipes :)
Hey guys! Since we are friends on Facebook I thought I would check out your channel and I love it. I have celiacs and it interesting, I have learned how to cook and bake since we dont go out much at all to eat. We are also on 3/4 of a acre and it works.I have the homestead and my hubby has his auto shop on the premises as well. I look forward tonwatch more of your videos and getting to know you guys more.
Would love the mason set 👍. Chicken idea...talk to your neighbor's with roosters about hatching out eggs instead of purchasing through a large company. Maybe get an incubator and hatch eggs when your need a new set of layers
I don't live on a homestead, however that is our goal. I do what I can from where we currently live (in a single wide mobile home on a rented lot). we've been looking at land for sale - it's my dream!
So difficult finding other grain free homesteaders! Just moved across country and starting all over. Looking forward to hearing about your journey and what you’re doing on your homestead!
Hi 👋🏾. Thank you for inviting me to your Facebook page. I have been (trying lol) to homestead for a while. Grain prices are killing me. So thank you so much for this video.
We used to have a 40 acre homestead and lived mostly off grid. Due to my health, we are on a quarter of an acre now. I have chickens, grow a garden and barter & trade with local farmers and gardeners in our area.
I’m so glad I found your channel!! I have a smaller yard too … I would love to have chickens but where we live we need to have neighbors agreement… and one of my neighbors said no “ the chickens would be too loud” so we have to wait to move I guess . I have a special diet too ! We grow cukes, tomatoes and squash, peppers. Thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to watch all of your videos! I drink bone broth every day and want and need to start canning it do it can get out of my freezer!
I wonder if you could raise quail. They aren’t as loud and many neighborhoods don’t have rules against having them. We have a great video on canning bone broth
@@GrainFreeHomestead I think my neighbor wouldn’t like any kind of feather animal…. She even has a problem with my garden beds …. 🙄I will look for your bone broth videos
Love watching your TH-cam videos I wanted to start homesteading a long time ago but Covid definitely kickstarted it for us! We are small scale but growing everyday. The goal is self sufficiency I want to buy as little as possible from the grocery store
What I appreciate the most about this video is how honest you’re both being and helping others who relate because in many cases, we don’t have anyone to talk to who understands. I’ve been suffering for 20 years with severe constipation, going to the bathroom one day a month, two if I’m lucky and that’s with laxatives, veggies, beets etc and prescription medicine Dicyclomine” and looking 6 months pregnant after each meal, no matter what it is. Haven’t been tested for celiac issues but everything else is ruled out so I’m just stuck dealing with it
thats awful we are praying for you. Have you tried doing a anti inflammatory diet. There is so many things in our food that can trigger a inflammation attack in our guts. Try it for a month and see if it helps.
I’m celiac as well, I was still getting sick and figured out GMOs were making me sick so now everyone in my household is gluten free/non gmo/organic. We are much healthier now!
congratulations you are the winner of the Mason measuring set. We are super excited for you. @themasterskid2681 please email us, email listed in our about section.
We homesteads too. Recently found out i have alpha gal so i can’t have mammal meal. Hubby has thyroid issues so we cut out most gluten. I still eat organic sourdough. Which i just found out our youngest son can have without issues. He’s been dairy and gluten free for awhile because he was getting sick all the time. So we’ve also taken a more serious turn on the homestead! I’m attempting breeding chickens this year instead of getting the Cornish cross.
That’s some difficult stuff to deal with can’t imagine Alpha-gal and thyroid /gluten free. We will be praying for you all. We are definitely thinking about not doing the Cornish Cross too. We are looking into getting Barred Rock for dual purpose.
Subscribed the other day after you shared about the meat birds on Facebook. I'm still debating on if I want to do meat chickens on my .6 acres in town. Im not grain free, but at the end of last year, I decided to do an anti inflammatory diet, which has been really hard. I feel like it's even harder now that I just found out I have a vitamin d deficiency. I'm so exhausted lately, I just want to do easy foods. I feel like it's hard to do that on the homestead. I mean, I could eat canned chicken soup or broth I made or eat straight eggs. It's just teaching me that I need more convenient canned food from scratch. Guess it was good for a first year pressure canning. It makes you just realize if you are truly prepared. Canned meat chicken probably would of helped. 😀
I decided to cut out processed foods and started growing my garden…I have been growing my garden for five years and as a result I was able to get my hubby off of his diabetes medication…I’m on a quarter acre in the suburbs in the desert which has its challenges 🥰
Following you from the Fb post by homesteading mama I started on a 1/2 lot in a strict HOA neighborhood with a garden that I kept making bigger and secret backyard quail. And a rabbit for poop fertilizer. In July we just bout 5 acres
Glad you found us and thank you for commenting you are in the drawing. I love how you had a secret homestead in your backyard 😂 HOA’s can be a pain. Glad you are free and have some space now.
I am a want to be homesteader. Since I am a 75 year old widow and live in a garden home neighborhood right now it’s going to be a major undertaking to get it done. But I can dream!!
Never stop dreaming. Don’t let something like your age stop you. There are a lot of homesteading things you can do even in a garden home. There are groups and classes you can join and be part of a homesteading community.
Potato bread- would this be a grain free bread? Definitely want to learn about chickens & turkeys! Already have fruit trees, bushes, & a decent garden. Not worried about paying more fore
Unfortunately, potato bread still usually contains wheat flour. But I'm sure there is grainfree recipes.....I haven't tried them yet though. Thanks for stopping by ❤
We found that the things our kids were allergic too, they could have if it was non-gmo. That's the main reason we're doing a non-gmo homestead as much as possible. People don't realize that it DOES matter what you put in your body.
don't be discouraged by how big your yard is. There are people who grow gardens on balconies of apartments. Just keep learning and use the space you got. You can watch our sweet potato harvest and see how much we grew just our of a whiskey barrel. Good luck on winning and go grow some stuff in the space you got. Thanks for commenting
We talked about homesteading for a while and then it all happened overnight. We're limited to what we can do in town, but the plan for the final spot is in motion! 💛💛💛
I am grain free also since 2014 and very interested in homesteading and that is how I found you guys on yt! Best decision of my life. I did AIP Paleo (autoimmune protocol, check out Paleo mom) and it has made a huge difference in my autoimmune issues. Lost a ton of weight and many comorbidies.
I am glad you found us. I hope we can help each other and thanks we will check out Paleo mom. I am glad you have found help with you autoimmune issues.
Be careful if you have any arthritis with eating too much tomatoes. They contain solenoids and can cause inflammation. Do your own research. I'm glad your feeling better. I feel like you told my story.
@@GrainFreeHomestead The people need to hear our stories. There are more of us out there going undiagnosed everyday and living with unnecessary poor health. Keep talking about your situation. It brings "Top of Mind Awareness" that many people need to be aware of. Too many people go too long undiagnosed. Best of health to you friends.
Homesteading has always been a dream of mine, and then I married a “city boy” 😂 So we’re half homesteaders lol we live on a little over a quarter of an acre, so it’s not a lot, but big enough for my raised bed gardens. I’ve been gardening most my life, starting canning last year and now we’re adding a tiny flock of chickens! Which is how I found you guys on Facebook 😊
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Subscribed - love the Facebook posts so looking forward to what you all share :)
Homesteading is the way everyone should be going. Hard work and dedication is rare nowadays. Y’all are great.
Subscribed. Looking forward to more videos
We have moved to two acres and raise 44 chickens right now. Homesteading is the most rewarding thing I have ever done. My goal is to grow enough food to feed us and the animals. Married my wife 30 years ago. Bless you!
Thank you! Looking forward to more videos
Enjoying your channel. Keep the videos coming 😊❤
We are almost 2 years into our homesteading journey and love it!
You all keep me motivated to live like I grew up! Fantastic info!!
Good stuff, saved, and subscribed. Thank you!
Enjoy watching your videos and following you on Facebook- Thanks!
I’m so ready to play in the dirt and start seeing my garden grow. Enough of winter already!
I've been grain free and sugar free for the last few years, and it has made a huge difference in my health!
I have a 2 1/2 acre homestead, so happy to find others that are like minded and can grow and learn from each other, God bless you guys!
I love that set of Mason bowls!
Thanks for the content.
I love that you like to garden together! Inspiring.
I’m in South Mississippi. 😁👍
Thanks for sharing your information and lives!
Thank you both for making this video. Very informative and it is nice to see people wanting to grow their own foods. My husband and I have tried to do this. We are still trying. We did have a big garden a few years ago and not everything grew, but what did was amazing. My husband did try and grow some things in the front of our house and the tomatoes grew very well! The strawberries and cucumbers didn't fare so well. But we are going to try again this spring. We do have 6 chickens now and one rooster as of July and August. So happy that we have them! We both want to start learning how to do our own canning. I have some health issues as well. I had my gall bladder removed in 1999 and I have issues with digesting some meats, grains and seeds. If I do eat those things, I have bad pain in my sides and spine. So going natural is always a good idea. I also have had extreme reactions to medications, and I use supplements now. Thank you for sharing your experience and struggles. I hope to learn allot from you both!
nice video and love a giveaway 😉
Great seeing you two
Enjoyed this video. Food sensitivities are one reason we homestead too. I'm always impressed by what can be produced on smaller pieces of land,
We are also a small homestead & absolutely love everything about it. Even the tough days
We just bought our first home and starting this adventure this year! Inspired by your videos and Facebook!!
Lymphocytic colitis 😑
Chicken math is super real, 2 layers and itching for more!!
We’re on .57 acre-also mini homesteading for health & the love of reaping what I sow 😉
I don’t know how to can so everything is used up by November.
I enjoy all your homestead content.
I love your homestead sharing on social media. I've followed you on Facebook for a while. I look forward to what you do in the future!
Have big dreams for a future homestead!! Love y'all's fb page and subscribed here too.
Thank you! Hopefully we can up date soon.
I am grain free as well. I am Gluten Intolerant. Nice to see folks supporting this type of lifestyle. Congratulations! I love to develop recipes.
Glad I found your channel!
I knew a lot of this stuff just from being a regular but learning yalls history was really nice. I love your channel and recipes!
Awesome! Thank you! Should be a new recipe this week.
I didnt know you had a TH-cam. I've been following your fb group for a while. 🤞😍🤞
Homesteading is great!! We started with a few chickens 7 years ago, now we have chickens, ducks, goats, cows and horses. It’s a crazy life, but it’s our fun crazy life! Thanks for great videos!!
That is awesome!
Looking forward to going along with your "crazy" year this year LOL.
Thanks! Hopefully some BIG news soon!
Thank you for sharing! I love your Facebook page and so glad you have a YT channel to watch!!
Thank you so much!
Great video 😊 I live on less than a acre and put raised beds in the back yard. Also I'm using used tires which I showed in one of my videos. I think homesteading and gardening is very relaxing and really does help relieve stress. Good luck to you and have a great day and happy gardening 🌿🌱😊🤗
New subscriber to your channel. Thanks for sharing your story about getting started with homesteading. I have hypothyroidism and diabetes and I am excited to learn more about gardening/canning and eating for my health. Can't wait to see what your new adventures will be this year.
Yayy!! thanks for subbing! It's gonna be a wild ride this year, updates hopefully coming soon.
Love your videos! I've learned so much, even tho I can't have a garden. Love the tips and tricks! ❤️❤️
We love homesteading! Been doing it for 3 Years
I have several raised beds (tractor tires, pools, cement blocks, totes) as well as a very small garden. I have a little rabbit (43) farm. I also heat with wood. It’s definitely hard work doing it alone but it’s so worth it. Thanks for posting. Inspiring!!
I’m a big time canner as well.
I love your story. My husband and I are starting out on our own homesteading journey here in the PA mountains.
That's great! It'll be one of the most rewarding things you'll ever do and hardest, but keep on pushing on.
I follow y’all on Facebook and just started using TH-cam!! Subscribed to y’all’s channel. Me husband and I always do fresh vegetables/gardening early, but decided we wanted to start a homestead/farm. So we are just starting out officially! ❤️
Thanks for subbing! Welcome to the homesteading family, its so rewarding!!
I also live on 3/4 acre so it encourages me that you do it on 3/4 acre. I have birds and goats and garden and fruit trees and buy my meat and milk from the farm. It is hard work but so satisfying.
We love homesteading and yes it is very hard work but knowing where our food comes from and whats in it is very rewarding. We love your channel and keep up the amazing work.
Thanks so much! Homesteading is so rewarding, makes it worth the hard work.
Love watching the videos! Good luck with the crazy! Lol
We started our own journey back I'm 2015 with ducks. Fast-forward 6 years and two homes later, and we got chickens and later honeybees and turkeys. We hope to continue to expand including but not limited to cows, pigs and more bees.
It sounds like y'all have had quite the journey as well! This lifestyle truly is rewarding and not for everyone.
Thanks for sharing your story!!
We share pretty similar health backhrounds. IR, thyroid issues, negative blood work for celiac but being DX celiac due to decades of issues in 2021. I'm just getting started with raised bed gardening but have spent the last year learning to can from other TH-camrs Acre homestead and 1870s homestead because I kept getting glutened even with things labeled as safe. Can't wait to see what you all have in store for 2023!
We really do have a lot of health issues in common. Canning is one of the hardest jobs on the homestead (it's a lot of work), but also one of the most rewarding.
Thank you for all the information. I live on an acre only use half of it. We started with raised beds, then got laying hens 2 years ago. I've followed a lot of homesteading families 4 years ago and learned from all of you before I started. So again thank you.
That's great! You really can do so much on a small amount of land.
Looking forward to your future videos! Finally subscribed
Awesome! Thank you!
Best wishes to y'all in this journey!
Thank you so much!!
You two Rock!! Looking forward to learning more.
Thank you
I am gluten-free as well. Not completely grain free, but the garden definitely helps with giving my house more vegetables in place of breads. Thank you for sharing your story!
Thank you for sharing your health and homesteading journey. I inherited thyroid disease and even with surgery and medication, I still have frustrating issues. Stephanie’s sharing has helped me rethink a few things.
It's been tough but I am glad I have been able to help you.
We love homesteading! It’s hard we’ve had lots of fails but some wins 💚 y’all are an encouraging voice thank you!!!!
Awww....thank you! I'm a firm believer in that we can all learn from each other.
I like your channel. Blessings!
Thank you!
Hey, I've seen snatches of you along, but it was good to hear your story. I also cook with no wheat flour, rice or corn, and will enjoy your recipes :)
Thank you! I know I get tired of the same old recipes, so I share in hopes that others will get inspired too.
Hey guys! Since we are friends on Facebook I thought I would check out your channel and I love it. I have celiacs and it interesting, I have learned how to cook and bake since we dont go out much at all to eat. We are also on 3/4 of a acre and it works.I have the homestead and my hubby has his auto shop on the premises as well. I look forward tonwatch more of your videos and getting to know you guys more.
The similarities are kinda crazy..lol
I’m so happy to be here and follow you guys.
Thanks for following!! Glad you're here.
Would love the mason set 👍.
Chicken idea...talk to your neighbor's with roosters about hatching out eggs instead of purchasing through a large company.
Maybe get an incubator and hatch eggs when your need a new set of layers
I don't live on a homestead, however that is our goal. I do what I can from where we currently live (in a single wide mobile home on a rented lot). we've been looking at land for sale - it's my dream!
Nice video very informative
thank you and good luck
Those are beautiful
So difficult finding other grain free homesteaders! Just moved across country and starting all over. Looking forward to hearing about your journey and what you’re doing on your homestead!
I’ve seen that set. Very cute!
Subscribed! Can’t wait to watch all your videos!!! 😊
Thank you I hope you enjoy them
Love everything I’m learning from you guys! Keep up the good work!
Thank you
Hi 👋🏾. Thank you for inviting me to your Facebook page. I have been (trying lol) to homestead for a while. Grain prices are killing me. So thank you so much for this video.
You are welcome
Hi friends!! Lots of info, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for visiting
So much hard work and so worth it!❤️
Yes it is
I have a small farm, currently we raise chickens, rabbits, and goats.
Getting more fresh foods and trying to implement a less processed menu into my lifestyle. Love my chickens.
We used to have a 40 acre homestead and lived mostly off grid. Due to my health, we are on a quarter of an acre now. I have chickens, grow a garden and barter & trade with local farmers and gardeners in our area.
I’m so glad I found your channel!! I have a smaller yard too … I would love to have chickens but where we live we need to have neighbors agreement… and one of my neighbors said no “ the chickens would be too loud” so we have to wait to move I guess .
I have a special diet too ! We grow cukes, tomatoes and squash, peppers. Thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to watch all of your videos! I drink bone broth every day and want and need to start canning it do it can get out of my freezer!
I wonder if you could raise quail. They aren’t as loud and many neighborhoods don’t have rules against having them. We have a great video on canning bone broth
@@GrainFreeHomestead I think my neighbor wouldn’t like any kind of feather animal…. She even has a problem with my garden beds …. 🙄I will look for your bone broth videos
Its awesome to see other small homesteads working hard! We all start for various reasons. BTW it is VERY HARD. Much love!
~Billie-Jo and Paisley
Hi I want to add I save my seeds. So even if I have canned tomatoes are otherthings. I still grow enough to get my seeds for the next year.
Love watching your TH-cam videos I wanted to start homesteading a long time ago but Covid definitely kickstarted it for us! We are small scale but growing everyday. The goal is self sufficiency I want to buy as little as possible from the grocery store
What I appreciate the most about this video is how honest you’re both being and helping others who relate because in many cases, we don’t have anyone to talk to who understands. I’ve been suffering for 20 years with severe constipation, going to the bathroom one day a month, two if I’m lucky and that’s with laxatives, veggies, beets etc and prescription medicine Dicyclomine” and looking 6 months pregnant after each meal, no matter what it is. Haven’t been tested for celiac issues but everything else is ruled out so I’m just stuck dealing with it
thats awful we are praying for you. Have you tried doing a anti inflammatory diet. There is so many things in our food that can trigger a inflammation attack in our guts. Try it for a month and see if it helps.
@@GrainFreeHomestead No but I’ll look that up and give it a try. Thank you for replying
I’m celiac as well, I was still getting sick and figured out GMOs were making me sick so now everyone in my household is gluten free/non gmo/organic. We are much healthier now!
Yes! I think GMOs have a lot to do with our "allergies", in Europe most of them are illegal and celiac is so much less severe there.
congratulations you are the winner of the Mason measuring set. We are super excited for you. @themasterskid2681 please email us, email listed in our about section.
I'm here for the party!
😂
Chix farming math is a real thing
Seriously it is!! Multiplication is happening around here. lol
We homesteads too. Recently found out i have alpha gal so i can’t have mammal meal. Hubby has thyroid issues so we cut out most gluten. I still eat organic sourdough. Which i just found out our youngest son can have without issues. He’s been dairy and gluten free for awhile because he was getting sick all the time. So we’ve also taken a more serious turn on the homestead! I’m attempting breeding chickens this year instead of getting the Cornish cross.
That’s some difficult stuff to deal with can’t imagine Alpha-gal and thyroid /gluten free. We will be praying for you all. We are definitely thinking about not doing the Cornish Cross too. We are looking into getting Barred Rock for dual purpose.
Subscribed the other day after you shared about the meat birds on Facebook. I'm still debating on if I want to do meat chickens on my .6 acres in town. Im not grain free, but at the end of last year, I decided to do an anti inflammatory diet, which has been really hard. I feel like it's even harder now that I just found out I have a vitamin d deficiency. I'm so exhausted lately, I just want to do easy foods. I feel like it's hard to do that on the homestead. I mean, I could eat canned chicken soup or broth I made or eat straight eggs. It's just teaching me that I need more convenient canned food from scratch. Guess it was good for a first year pressure canning. It makes you just realize if you are truly prepared. Canned meat chicken probably would of helped. 😀
Keep on trying, I know its harder and inconvenient most of the time, but it is worth it in the long run. Thanks for stopping by!!
I decided to cut out processed foods and started growing my garden…I have been growing my garden for five years and as a result I was able to get my hubby off of his diabetes medication…I’m on a quarter acre in the suburbs in the desert which has its challenges 🥰
Wow, that's amazing though that you've been able to do so well on small lot and in that climate!!
You guys are doing great! 👏 ❤️ 😍
thank you
I am slowly working on starting my family’s homestead.
that's awesome stay motivated don't get overwhelmed
Howdy from Texas!
Following you from the Fb post by homesteading mama
I started on a 1/2 lot in a strict HOA neighborhood with a garden that I kept making bigger and secret backyard quail. And a rabbit for poop fertilizer. In July we just bout 5 acres
Glad you found us and thank you for commenting you are in the drawing. I love how you had a secret homestead in your backyard 😂 HOA’s can be a pain. Glad you are free and have some space now.
I am a want to be homesteader. Since I am a 75 year old widow and live in a garden home neighborhood right now it’s going to be a major undertaking to get it done. But I can dream!!
Never stop dreaming. Don’t let something like your age stop you. There are a lot of homesteading things you can do even in a garden home. There are groups and classes you can join and be part of a homesteading community.
Potato bread- would this be a grain free bread? Definitely want to learn about chickens & turkeys! Already have fruit trees, bushes, & a decent garden. Not worried about paying more fore
Unfortunately, potato bread still usually contains wheat flour. But I'm sure there is grainfree recipes.....I haven't tried them yet though. Thanks for stopping by ❤
@@GrainFreeHomestead thank you very much!!
I would love to win this Ball set!
thank you for commenting your in the drawing Good luck
We found that the things our kids were allergic too, they could have if it was non-gmo. That's the main reason we're doing a non-gmo homestead as much as possible. People don't realize that it DOES matter what you put in your body.
your exactly right there are many people who are having reactions to the glyphosate they put in our food.
We have a small backyard. I watch videos like yours and just dream
don't be discouraged by how big your yard is. There are people who grow gardens on balconies of apartments. Just keep learning and use the space you got. You can watch our sweet potato harvest and see how much we grew just our of a whiskey barrel. Good luck on winning and go grow some stuff in the space you got. Thanks for commenting
We talked about homesteading for a while and then it all happened overnight. We're limited to what we can do in town, but the plan for the final spot is in motion! 💛💛💛
That’s awesome very exciting
I am grain free also since 2014 and very interested in homesteading and that is how I found you guys on yt! Best decision of my life. I did AIP Paleo (autoimmune protocol, check out Paleo mom) and it has made a huge difference in my autoimmune issues. Lost a ton of weight and many comorbidies.
I am glad you found us. I hope we can help each other and thanks we will check out Paleo mom. I am glad you have found help with you autoimmune issues.
@@GrainFreeHomestead You’re welcome! You will love Paleo Mom! ❤️🙌🏼❤️
Just subscribed! Diabetic and eat grain free
Thank you! It's tough sometimes, but we have to keep trying new recipes and just getting the awareness out there for others. 😊
I am diabetic. I do not eat grains. I eat low carb/Keto. I have a homestead, garden and we process our chickens
That's awesome!!
Hello.
Be careful if you have any arthritis with eating too much tomatoes. They contain solenoids and can cause inflammation. Do your own research. I'm glad your feeling better. I feel like you told my story.
Thank you! I do feel like I am constantly watching everything I eat and waiting to have a reaction :(
@@GrainFreeHomestead The people need to hear our stories. There are more of us out there going undiagnosed everyday and living with unnecessary poor health. Keep talking about your situation. It brings "Top of Mind Awareness" that many people need to be aware of. Too many people go too long undiagnosed. Best of health to you friends.
Homesteading has always been a dream of mine, and then I married a “city boy” 😂 So we’re half homesteaders lol we live on a little over a quarter of an acre, so it’s not a lot, but big enough for my raised bed gardens. I’ve been gardening most my life, starting canning last year and now we’re adding a tiny flock of chickens! Which is how I found you guys on Facebook 😊
You can do a lot on a small homestead it doesn’t take as much space that most people think