In this beautiful community, we have a handful of mamas who share their skills and knowledge through online courses and insider clubs! In the spirit of the holiday, we have compiled a list of these online courses and clubs that are available to you now, or will be in the near future! This year, give yourself a gift that keeps on giving (and will greatly benefit your family as well!) from our very own Homestead Mamas!
There are courses from bee keeping to baking, fermenting to cheese making, to hand carving and crafting, to bumble foot fixing, and tree tapping!
A lot of us Homestead Mamas aspire to be more like Kate from Venison for Dinner. I mean a lot of us! She really does a LOT on the homestead, and she’s also an amazing homemaker who provides SO much for her family. I myself am so excited to be a part of her Insiders Club now, and learn more skills, and grow in the amazing online community she has created!
Marissa @marissa.froese is a huge inspiration, and amazing Canadian homestead mama who has so many homesteading skills, and here offers a great course on Gluten Free Sourdough!
This course is designed for the gluten free home baker. You can bake along at whatever pace you like.
You will master gluten free sourdough breads, pizza, focaccia, cinnamon buns and bagels
We were all absolutely in love with the takeover by @Katgoldin in whimsical Scotland! We love everything she does, so go check out the online courses they have available from spoon carving to fermenting, and so so much more! These classes are beautifully shot, and well made! Do yourself a favor and check out all their courses here!
Angela offers SO many amazing resources online, and we are so thankful to call her one of our own “Homestead Mamas”! She has a plethora of online classes from tree tapping to bumble foot fixing!
Hillary just did her takeover over on the @Homesteadmamas Instagram page, and we all learned so much about bees and beekeeping! I don’t believe any homestead is complete with a hive or two, so let Hilary will teach you exactly what you need to do to get your own hives set up on your homestead through her online beekeeping classes! She will walk you through everything, and help you feel confident when suiting up and working in your hives!
“You can now stream our first two beekeeping classes from the comfort of your home. Both classes are based on practical, natural beekeeping methods and philosophies. With a focus on what is best for the bees, not the beekeeper. After you purchase them, you can stream them any time. Watch them in parts or over and over.”
I have looked up to Lacey for years now… she’s just a really cool mama with amazing tanning, butchering, and cooking skills… and a LOT more! I know so many other ladies out there who agree and wanna learn all the skills Lacey has honed in on over her many years as a shepherdess! Lacey is planning on offering online courses, as well as some in person workshops entailing slaughter and hide tanning with a possibility for some butchery and cooking courses.
Visit her website below to join her email list to stay in the loop for when these classes open or come online later in the year!
We are so excited to share these courses and clubs with you that will send you into the new year with more knowledge, and help you provide more for your family in the years to come!
I am not well traveled. I’ve never flown on a plane. I’ve never been north of Ohio or west of Texas.I’m not as well traveled as some may say one should be, but this piece of land has housed all of my fondest memories…
Do you ever worry that your kids will miss out because of this homesteading lifestyle choice? This fear crosses my mind time to time. I’m sure many, if not most of you, could agree that it can be extremely difficult to get extended time away from the homestead for more than a full day, especially in the busy summer months when daily chores demand our regular attention…
“In some Native languages the term for plants translates to ‘those who take care of us’ … the land knows you, even when you are lost.” – Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass…
Babies, Business, and Bumper Crops: How I am Learning to Homestead with Babies in Tow
Have you ever had one of those days? You know the days when you are cleaning the baby’s diaper, milking the cow, scooping poop in the barn, wiping noses, and cleaning more poop off of kids’ shoes…
Hey there, Homesteading Mama’s!
I’m Rachel from @frontier_homesteading. My husband Ryan, three children and I have been homesteading for about 10 years now, first in Wyoming and now in Alaska.
We currently have milk goats, pack goats, sheep, a pig, a cow, chickens, rabbits, bees and a dog. Seasonally, we also have more pigs, meat chickens and turkeys….
Stained glass windows date back to the 7th century. With the earliest known reference dating
from 675 AD when workmen were imported from France to Britain to Glaze the windows of a
monastery…
Homesteading and growing food is not the easy way out of this life, i would say it is the hard way as there’s nothing convenient about it. It’s a lifestyle, a life change not a trend or hobby. Well, that’s my opinion any way…
Awakino Station is a child’s dream. There is the river to splash in, tussock covered hills to explore, animals to raise and a bustling kitchen with a baking tin full of something yummy to eat…
After a busy daycare week for our toddler, and the hectic joys of infant co-parenting + farming, weekend mornings are eagerly anticipated family time; the weekend promise of adventures great and small is so refreshing…
