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A back to basics guide to growing your own food, canning, keeping chickens, generating your own energy, crafting, herbal medicine and more
2011Steady paceWarm
What it is about
Abigail Gehring covers the basics of homesteading: gardening, preserving food, raising animals, crafts and energy. The book is a broad introduction rather than a deep manual. It is written for beginners.
Who will enjoy it
Beginner homesteaders.
What you will get
Published by Skyhorse.
The Homesteading Handbook Facts: Pages, Genre and Setting
Genre
Nonfiction · Homesteading · Self-reliance · Crafts
Length
272 pages · ≈ 8 h
More about this book
Characters
Abigail Gehring.
Setting
Country and suburban homes.
What makes it different
A wide-ranging homesteading starter.
Feel
Plain and encouraging.
Back to Basics
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The Weekend Homesteader
Self Sufficiency for the 21st Century
Mini Farming
The Nurses
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Carrots Love Tomatoes