The Urban HomesteadHer

On today’s episode, I share with you, some of the challenges we are Homesteadher’s face, and some of the things that we can do to address those challenges.

Having a plan when it comes to Bio security is a MUST for all homesteaders. Knowing how to to prevent the introduction of disease and pests is a great place to start. But, having plan in place if something does come up is invaluable to protecting your family, livestock and crops.

Today’s episode, I share some ideas for bringing in a little income on Homestead. He share some of the ways that I’ve done it in the way some of my friends have done it. If you’re interested in checking out any of the friends that I have listed in my Homestead and supporting their small business or just learning from them, you can find them on Facebook. Old five Notch Farm. Dry Creek honeybee farm...

On today’s episode, I share how I manage pests in the garden and parasites in my livestock. Resources I have used for Livestock Parasites: -Storeys Guide to Raising Dairy Goats by Jerry Belanger & Sara Thomson Bredesen -Natural Prasite Control for Livestock: Pasture Management, Chemical Free deworming, Growing Antiparasitics, and More by Wendy Lombardi -Feed Meat Rabbits for Free by Megan High...

On today’s episode, I share a Sweet story where my husband and I rescued six skunks from the bottom of a well underneath a house. It was a mama and five babies.

In today’s episode, I share some of my signs that it is time for Morel hunting. I also share some of the other things that we are planning to forage for this year. What are you hunting for this year?

On today’s episode, I share some of the things that are happening on our Homestead. I also share how we get ready to bring home chickens as well as how we got ready for a new goats. If you have any questions, suggestions, comments or helpful tips, please feel free to leave them in our comment section and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

On todays podcast, I share the best ways I have found to combat insects in the house and on the homestead. 

On todays episode, I share what I keep in my farm first aid kit. These are the supplies I use to treat a variety of ailments and injuries on my urban farm. Check out my blog post on www.theurbanhomesteadher.com for more information.

Here I share my favorite resources for proper plant/fungi identification. Of course check your local laws regarding foraging and any permits you may be required to have.

In today’s episode, I talk about what I’m doing and what you can do to prepare for the potential food shortages that are being talked about on the news. From putting in a garden to purchasing groceries in bulk or even investing in livestock, these are some ideas that you and I can take to make sure that our families stay fed.

On todays episode, I share some of my family's favorite herbal remedies. I also discussed where I find the herbs I need. For Herb seeds: www.rareseeds.com For Herbs: mountainroseherbs.com Find me on Facebook for recipes and more www.facebook.com/theurbanhomesteadher and on Instagram.

On todays episode, I catch my listeners up on what's been happening on the homestead. It has been a long, stressful year with the Covid-19 Pandemic and life just got away from me. Find out what we have been up to and share with me what topics you want me to cover in future podcasts. Be Blessed!

In this episode, I talk to you about where to start in your homestead journey.

On this episode I talk about the importance of finding and knowing your USDA Hardiness Zone. I share some of what I am planting in my fall garden as well as some of the resources I use.

On today's episode, I talk about America's largest native fruit, the PawPaw.  I share a little bit about the flavor profile, where to find it and some fun historical facts about this delicious, forgotten fruit.

On todays episode, I spend a few minutes introducing myself. I share a bit about why we homestead where we do, a little about what we have going as well as my goals for the future. I even share a couple of the lessons I learned. I hope you enjoy listening and look forward to sharing my adventures with you.