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In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, we talk honestly about the mistakes we made, the pressure to do everything at once, and the lessons that helped us find a more peaceful, sustainable rhythm. From gardening and kitchen skills to land size, inf
Today we are taking a look at the reported problem that Battle Born Batteries is facing. Digging in to it there are multiple layers but the main complaint some people are having is the positive terminal on the 100 amp hour battery is over heating.
Most people dream about being food self-sufficient. Big gardens. A few animals. A full pantry.
Oupes Guardian "Bargain" Solar Generator: 6000W 120/240V
WeVolt 16kWh Battery: worth $2,170?
In this episode, we cover the massive recall of Ram ProMaster Vans due to an overheating electrical circuit, affecting various camper van models and delaying deliveries.
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Ernest Hancock
Aircrete Harry comes back on the show to talk about building and construction techniques, with Aircrete and several other materials, what he has learned over the years, equipment, materials, (Publisher Recommended)
A NEW Issue?! Battleborn Cycle Testing!
In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, I'm sharing what I've been learning about intentional rest. Not accidental rest or someday rest, but the kind of rest you choose on purpose and protect with intention. The kind of rest that brings clarity
Kevin & Jacques share the wisdom they WISH they had when they started gardening as we look to yet another exciting growing season ahead.
Sylvia, who works for the Swedish military, and Johan, an IT professional, built a family home fully enclosed in a greenhouse as a way to live with nature instead of resisting it. They called it Naturhus Torpadal.
One of the most common questions from homesteaders or those looking to start their farming ventures is whether or not you should rent or buy land.
In this episode of the Everyday Homesteading podcast, I'm joined by Shawn and Beth Dougherty to talk about something that has changed their homestead, their land, and their family culture for the better: the grass fed family milk cow.
$429 Wattcycle "Dumb" 314Ah LiFePO4
JWR's Introductory Note: This is an update to an article that I wrote for SurvivalBlog back in June, 2008. It includes an adenda from my first wife Linda ("The Memsahib"), who passed away in 2009.
