Shaun Alexander

Shaun Alexander is the main writer and editor for HomesteadingSimple.com. With a strong passion for homesteading and sustainability, Shaun has dedicated his life to learning and sharing information about a simple, fulfilling existence tied to the land. His expertise ranges from gardening and livestock management to off-grid living and DIY projects, reflecting the diverse skills necessary for a successful homesteading lifestyle. Shaun's goal is to inspire and educate others about the possibilities of homesteading, whether in rural, suburban, or urban settings, and to provide practical advice and tips for both beginners and seasoned homesteaders. He believes in a future where more people return to their roots, embracing a life of self-sufficiency and harmony with nature.

How to do Homesteading with Limited Resources: Beginner’s Guide

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Homesteading with limited resources can be challenging, but it is possible. Here are some tips:

• Start small and focus on the essentials.
• Reuse and recycle materials whenever possible.
• Get creative with your solutions.
• Don’t be afraid to ask for help.

With a little planning and effort, you can homestead successfully even on a tight budget.

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How to Save Gourd Seeds: Homesteading 101

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How to Save Gourd Seeds

Gourd seeds are easy to save and can be used to grow more gourds the following year. To save gourd seeds, let the gourd mature on the vine until it is dry and hard. Cut the gourd from the vine and let it dry in a warm, dry place for several weeks. Once the gourd is completely dry, remove the seeds and store them in a cool, dry place.

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