Hey, you guys, this is Carolyn from homesteading family. You know, there are a lot of podcasts out there

and a lot of content. And more often than not, it seems like that content is filled with

impractical and maybe untried homesteading advice, which ends up wasting your precious time and money.

And that's exactly why we created the everyday Homesteading podcast as a place for

homesteaders who want practical, tested solutions that cuts through the chaos with clear

plans tailored for busy beginners to reclaim their family's health and independence.

Now that we're releasing our brand new podcast here with everyday homesteading,

we really are looking to be able to reach out to more and more beginning homesteaders who are really

interested in changing their lives. And that's where you come in. You can partner with us to

reach more homesteaders by taking a moment,

subscribing, rating, and reviewing the podcast today. We really appreciate your help. And of course,

if you love it, take a second and share it with a friend who might like it. Thank you.

There are those little moments where,

you know, the hummingbird will come and it's sucking nectar out of the blossom. And for that

split second, it is that Instagram-worthy, beautiful, but that isn't the overall picture all the time.

Welcome to Everyday Homesteading, the show for busy families who want

more self-sufficiency without burning out. I'm Josh. And I'm Carolyn from Homesteading Family. And in

every episode, we share time-tested knowledge on topics from growing and preserving your food

to raising livestock, to herbal medicine, and anything homesteading in

between. Let's jump in. There's a common thread among homesteaders. It's kind of a thing that you can

see is fairly predictable. And as somebody who's gotten to talk to thousands and thousands of

homesteaders, it's Something that I see happen all the time

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