Only 4 months old. Going to be a beast when hes full grown. Husky, malamute, and great pyrenees mix. Next livestock guard dog in training. 1mo ⋅ sanchito12 ⋅ r/homestead
This is the earliest we've ever been able to skate on our little forest rink!2yr ⋅ atodaso ⋅ r/homestead
Made a new friend today, he's now heroically defending my beans! Attack!!!3yr ⋅ Duvall1138 ⋅ r/homestead
It was a massacre this morning. After six years a coon finally found an entrance into the coop. One killed outright and three more injured so bad I had to put them down. Wasn’t a very good day.4yr ⋅ rhudson77 ⋅ r/homestead
Either I had some weird cross pollination; or this peaches and cream sweet corn was miss packaged.6mo ⋅ Former-Ad9272 ⋅ r/homestead
First time making sausage from our own hogs! Not perfect, but we'll get there. 🐖2yr ⋅ Valligator19 ⋅ r/homestead
Found these guys in my parsley and carrots, should I evict them or let them be?1yr ⋅ ADay2Long ⋅ r/homestead
This is the cabin a friend and I built last winter on land that was purchased last fall. I can’t wait to turn this to my perfect Alaskan homestead!4yr ⋅ thelifeoflane ⋅ r/homestead
Since you all gave me so much love yesterday for my Swedish wooden stove I wanted to show you my other one: this is a ”Bergslagen” stove, and this exact model has been used since the 15th century in my part of Sweden, and it’s believed to be the oldest kind of stove still in use today.4yr ⋅ weirdandweird ⋅ r/homestead
Our little 10 acre slice of homesteadin' heaven. Pond's ready for skating, animals are staying warm & cozy, and we are living our best life out here in the woods.4yr ⋅ baroness_of_ripley ⋅ r/homestead
We added a family member to the homestead! Hopefully he'll keep the turkeys out of our garden.10mo ⋅ DragonflyPnH ⋅ r/homestead
Our favorite hen got killed by a hawk this morning, what was going to be pizza night is now chicken stir fry and chicken soup night. Figured we can best honor her by using every bit.5yr ⋅ nancyxxu ⋅ r/homestead
First time growing baby ginger! Not the biggest but still exciting to harvest.3yr ⋅ mightseduceurdadtype ⋅ r/homestead
First calf ever on our property, we weren't even sure she was pregnant1yr ⋅ Nahtanks0537 ⋅ r/homestead
My son has special needs. Nothing makes him feel more grounded than being at the ranch and spending time with his goat, Harriet.4yr ⋅ allirockssss ⋅ r/homestead
Tin found on Craigslist, cedar trees from my property and left over lumber I had lying around. Not so bad for a simple goat shelter!1yr ⋅ CNC-X-550 ⋅ r/homestead
First year on our new property. Put up this tunnel back in March and the food is finally flowing.2yr ⋅ Murrylend ⋅ r/homestead
Hey Reddit, meet Lady, the first Babydoll ewe to be born on our farm!4yr ⋅ AndSayMyLandIsFair ⋅ r/homestead
I'm happy to have a mulberry already on my property that is so prolific. This is the third harvest!3yr ⋅ jucythighs ⋅ r/homestead
We had a good day mushroom hunting. We’d have gotten more but we called it a day early because of the heat.8mo ⋅ johnnyg883 ⋅ r/homestead
Our first season with a full colony of honey bees was a success! Processed about 8 frames and came away with ~25lbs of honey!3yr ⋅ poopty_pewpty_pants ⋅ r/homestead
I guess we have a bunny now! We found it by our front gate and were able to just go and pick it up. Poor thing was terrified.3yr ⋅ Rocky_Whore ⋅ r/homestead
Neighbor with the grudge trying to shut down the world's tiniest Nursery. Still vibing and high-fiving 🤙1yr ⋅ front_yard_duck_dad ⋅ r/homestead
My cabin in Alaska. I cleared the lot and built the entire place with mostly hand tools. I did use a chain saw, circular saw occasionally. sawzall and power drill as well as a generator for some bits. Most cuts were made with a hand saw.4yr ⋅ grizzlypeaksoftware ⋅ r/homestead
I love jalapenos but you can't find them in any supermarket where I live. Ordered some seeds and grew them myself with some help from my grandpa.4yr ⋅ DaniD10 ⋅ r/homestead
My Vermont orchard coming into full bloom, we’ve just had 2 nights in the 30’s but fortunately avoided a blossom killing frost. My trees are all standard size heirlooms.3yr ⋅ Vermontbuilder ⋅ r/homestead
The makings of an off-grid homestead :) This was my family's first overnighter. The build has been slow and hard (and rewarding) with all materials being floated in down a river. Video in comments, cheers!3yr ⋅ iambabababs ⋅ r/homestead
Cleaned the yard yesterday and today looks like i haven't done anything. Then My mother decided to clean just the pathway 😂2yr ⋅ zshxck ⋅ r/homestead
Morning haul! along with the garden veg, 3 lbs of chanterelle mushrooms from our back woods.8mo ⋅ atodaso ⋅ r/homestead
My daughters first fish! I casted out for her but she reeled and set the hook all on her own. Should have seen her light up when she could actually feel it fight a little!5yr ⋅ Stevetpirate ⋅ r/homestead
Quarting the first harvest of the season. We can eat meat for the next few months.2yr ⋅ chemistrypanda ⋅ r/homestead
5000kg of wood delivered today in 33C I don’t want to even think about stacking it!1yr ⋅ Icy-Hippopotenuse ⋅ r/homestead
We left for a couple days and came back to find the garden ready to pick.5yr ⋅ BigBennP ⋅ r/homestead
home·stead·ing /ˈhomˌstediNG/ noun an exercise in the coordinated movement of a collection of buckets2yr ⋅ MicroFarmerMatt ⋅ r/homestead
All the walls are up for our 9 acre, debt free, diy shop house homestead.3yr ⋅ Jedsnuts11 ⋅ r/homestead
Hazelnut harvest time in the Southern Hemisphere. Here is our traditional Kilo of Chocolate Hazelnut fudge.1yr ⋅ 5ittingduck ⋅ r/homestead
Made reusable cloth Christmas bags. I thought this community might enjoy this idea as well.2yr ⋅ Brswiech ⋅ r/homestead
My 30 minute morning walk around our property took an hour today. I didn't mind!9mo ⋅ atodaso ⋅ r/homestead
Anyone actually preserved eggs and ate them later without cringing? How? Our ducks are going crazy.2yr ⋅ trottinghobbit ⋅ r/homestead
This brings the syrup total to 14 pints, boiled 55 gallons of sap from 6 trees2yr ⋅ frntwe ⋅ r/homestead
Hiked out to the edge of the property today and was greeted with this gorgeous fall foliage.3yr ⋅ lastminroadtrip ⋅ r/homestead
Haven't had a chance to collect for a few days...6 dozen. Lots of omelettes.5yr ⋅ nancyxxu ⋅ r/homestead
Our vegetable garden today. All no-till and regenerative gardening methods.1yr ⋅ Firstgenfarmer1 ⋅ r/homestead
One year old home made Gouda cheese ready to package for Xmas presents.2yr ⋅ 5ittingduck ⋅ r/homestead
Just bought myself two mangalica pigs which have woolly skin and a lot of fat so that they tolerate cold temperatures and can be outside all year.4yr ⋅ toggyvs ⋅ r/homestead
Pretty good harvest considering this all grew unintentionally from some compost I threw over the fence1yr ⋅ likeabridge ⋅ r/homestead
My first homestead ❤️ any advice on coyotes and red clay will be much appreciated. Im planning on studying the land for a year while fixing up the house.1yr ⋅ kaylakaykes ⋅ r/homestead
It took a few years, but we finally have our 6 acres and double-wide dream home1yr ⋅ Mereology ⋅ r/homestead
Turns out, if you actually bother to water your berry bushes during summer, you might get something out of them10mo ⋅ Yamamahah ⋅ r/homestead
Our Nigerian had her kid yesterday. A single 4lb doe. Everyone meet Piper.4yr ⋅ modaca98 ⋅ r/homestead
I hear we are showing off our tractors for the homestead. 1945 Ford 2N.3yr ⋅ Woodsman1718 ⋅ r/homestead
Breakfast today is home made! Instapot yogurt and homemade fig jam. I thought you would appreciate it!1yr ⋅ mokehillhousefarm ⋅ r/homestead
Heard we were posting back property views, I give you my contribution.8mo ⋅ The_Dude_5049 ⋅ r/homestead
Potatoes, corn, tepary beans, sunchokes, onions in my staple garden at the off grid homestead11mo ⋅ EasyAcresPaul ⋅ r/homestead
Something I made out of deep appreciation for homesteading lifestyle1yr ⋅ awanderertarot ⋅ r/homestead
Vermont! Where your neighbor drives his tractor over to say hello on slaughter day.3yr ⋅ applesweaters ⋅ r/homestead
Started my goat herd yesterday. Very exciting times on my little farm.1yr ⋅ woolsocksandsandals ⋅ r/homestead
Schnitzel from a locally raised pig with homegrown potatoes and Jerusalem artichoke au gratin and homegrown beans.1yr ⋅ fjellander ⋅ r/homestead
Found our girls hanging out with the neighbor’s mule after escaping our fence. Good thing they’re cute.4yr ⋅ MinimalistHomestead ⋅ r/homestead
My Dad told me today that his Nana would've been jealous of my Escarole. Best garden compliment I've gotten in a while.3yr ⋅ pattyspades89 ⋅ r/homestead
