Chicken coop mistakes + frugal homesteading hacks


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Weekend reads

Good morning on Saturday!

It's a short one today so grab a coffee and enjoy these weekend reads.

Weekend Reads

DIY Chicken Coop Mistakes

Seven mistakes we made and what we will do on our next coop.

Backyard Homesteading

5 ways to start right now

Frugal Living Habits

Homestead habits anyone can do.

Free Herbalist Webinar coming April 17, 2025

From the authors of the new National Geographic Backyard Guide to Edible Wild Plants


Want to save more money on meals?


If you're looking to save money and reduce waste in the kitchen, you'll love my newest site, Recipes From Leftovers. It's full of frugal recipes to help you meet your goals of cutting food costs in 2025.

Until next time!

Sarita

An Off Grid Life

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