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Good morning on Saturday!

It's mid-September already - can you believe it? I'm just popping in to send you some weekend reading, and then I'm going back to pouring over the new 2024 Homestead Bundle as mentioned last week.

You can read more about it down below. 👇

New Posts

On-Grid vs. Off-Grid System Differences

Here's what to know if you're considering an on-grid or off-grid system for your home.

Best Foods for Prepping

Here's what to stock up on if you're prepping for emergencies or the long term.


This Week's Top Slideshows

Our new daily slideshows showcase collections of posts or recipes with a single theme. Here are the week's top three. And remember, you can see the whole slideshow collection when you follow us at MSN An Off Grid Life.

22 Fail-Safe Sourdough Recipes

That everybody wants!

17 Eco-Friendly DIY Hacks

To make you and your home shine.

36 Prepper Posts & Homestead How-Tos

You should read.

The Homestead Bundle

The Homestead Bundle is a collection of 100+ high-quality ebooks, courses, and guides for only $50.

If bought separately, everything in the bundle would cost over $4800, making it a 99% discount.

I've been pouring over it for a couple of weeks now and studying the Herbal First Aid Guide, the Staples Made Simple cookbook and guide, and the 8-week Survival Bird Trapping Course.

The bundle ends on the 18th of September, and all the resources will return to the regular price.

ICYMI...

In the last newsletter, I shared posts on fall vegetable gardens, A sourdough discard focaccia recipe and beginner homesteading.

You'll find it here.

Until next time!

Sarita

An Off Grid Life

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