The Two Acre Homestead

In today's episode, Kevin and Lisa have the pleasure of interviewing David and Nancy Libby from Maplewood Homestead. We'll talk about raising kids on the homestead, and aging on the homestead. Plus doing all the things. And developing skills that have fallen out of style -- and why that is so important.Be sure to support out our guests here:Maplewood Homestead on YouTubeScentinel SoapTo learn more about our journey and read our new Blog articles, be sure to visit our website at www.thetwoacre...

On a previous episode we talked about how a financial storm was coming. This one hit us personally, when Kevin lost his secular job. How did homesteading help us to weather this storm? We'll discuss that in part one on today's episode.To learn more about our journey and read our new Blog articles, be sure to visit our website at www.thetwoacrehomestead.comWould you like to be a guest on an upcoming episode? Fill out our form at https://thetwoacrehomestead.com/be-a-guest-on-the-two-acre-homest...

We wanted to answer some questions we've received from our listeners on our various social media platforms today!Here are a few references we mentioned in this episode:Resources on thetwoacrehomestead.com:How to Start Homesteading FastHow to Start Homesteading InexpensivelyPrevious podcast episodes:S2 E13: How to Start Homesteading FastS1 E16: How To Homestead InexpensivelyS1 E15: Does Homesteading Save You Money?S1 E3: How To Start HomesteadingS1 E2: What Was Our Why---To learn more about ou...

Today Lisa is interviewing Sarah Withers from Nest In the West. She and her husband homestead in Phoenix, Arizona. They were vegans at one time, but ended up raising chickens, rabbits, Jersey cows, and goats, and garden as well. We're excited to bring you their story.Please support Sarah by following her on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/nest.in.the.west/Also visit her blog at: https://thenestinthewest.comTo learn more about our journey and read our new Blog articles, be sure to visit our w...

Today Lisa has the pleasure of interviewing Heather Stone from Sage and Stone Homestead. Heather has a successful YouTube channel. She raises and is very knowledgeable about goats, especially Nigerian Dwarfs and Lamancha. Lisa picks her brain on her experience raising goats for dairy and meat purposes.Be sure to support Heather and her husband Levi with some important links:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SageandStoneHomesteadTo learn more about our journey and read our new Blog articles, ...