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I decided to donate some information of my own on a website I use as I find lots of good information there links to useful books and supplies craft ideas etc anybody has any they use i would like to add them please feel free to do so.

One of my favorite sites is    www.motherearthnews.com

Mother Earth News - The Original Guide to Living Wisely
 Produce All The Food You Need on Just a Quarter Acre!

The Backyard Homestead

The Backyard Homestead is a comprehensive guide to self-sufficiency that gives you all the information you need to produce your own food on just a quarter acre of land. Its companion planner, The Backyard Homestead Seasonal Planner, offers expert advice on what tasks to do around your farm and when to do them — no matter where on the planet you call home. Together, these two books combine to make one of the most practical guides to self-sufficiency on the market.

https://store.motherearthnews.com/pages/offer-mmeemnbac?r=7687B5249556H5B&utm_source=email&utm_medium=omail&utm_campaign=MEN+H_11-23-23+Backyard+Homestead+Seasonal+Planner+Kit_01&utm_type=Other&oly_enc_id=7687B5249556H5B

And for those of you looking for your own piece of land that you want to pick out and buy yourself But perhaps you don't have the credit or finances to buy land outright here's a couple websites that do in-house financing

http://www.Onlinelandsales.com      
http://www.Classiccountryland.com

i used classic country myself to acquire my little piece of heaven on earth only had to come up with $200 down and signed a 10-year agreement for payoff with a low monthly payment and when I say low i couldn't even rent an apartment for what I pay forMy land each month.
 
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I like going to this website. I can ask all kinds of crazy questions and someone is going to be able to give me some guidance.
 
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I like how this community is growing.
 
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Industrious people showing off their Homesteading skills!

SKIP - a free framework to connect industrious people with land owners



 
Arch enemy? I mean, I don't like you, but I don't think you qualify as "arch enemy". Here, try this tiny ad:
A rocket mass heater is the most sustainable way to heat a conventional home
http://woodheat.net
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