Healthy, frugal winter produce. Does that sound like an oxymoron to you?
There are some standards of healthy eating that cost a whole lot of money, particularly during the colder … Read the rest
Do you heat your house with wood? What to do with the ashes is a question for most. Obviously, you want to take great care to dispose of them in … Read the rest
The Snowball Method is a snazzy little trick that can help you pay off debt as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Many Americans owe so much money that they have … Read the rest
Every year, we end up with a pile of Christmas cards that looked very festive before the holiday but are starting to look at little untidy afterward as we head … Read the rest
If you’re always looking to save a dime and reduce waste, here’s something that most people throw away which has an abundance of uses.
The humble banana peel.
The classic … Read the rest
How much money do you spend to wrap Christmas gifts every year?
It’s fun to see the beautiful packages under the tree, but for the $30-50 you spend on gift … Read the rest
As adults, we’ve all discovered the painful truth that it isn’t Santa Claus paying for the big stack of ever-more-expensive presents under the Christmas tree. It’s us, and we’ve learned … Read the rest
With the crazy instability of the economy these days, nearly everyone has a frugal grocery budget as they struggle to cut expenses where they can. Those of us who are … Read the rest
Welcome to Foodie Friday, frugal food edition! This week, we’ll talk about how to survive rising food prices. By producing, preserving, scratch cooking, and stocking up, we can provide healthful, … Read the rest
Welcome to Foodie Friday, snow day edition!
This feature will be chock-full of all things food related: news, preservation, and delicious real food recipes. As always, I really hope you’ll … Read the rest
The economy is collapsing around us, and if you aren’t already prepared, it’s time to get with it ASAP, because Wal-Mart is closing 269 stores. If that doesn’t ring … Read the rest
During all of the time I’ve been involved in preparedness, I’ve had difficulty combining my love for whole food with my need for long-term storable food to consume in the … Read the rest
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve written the Friday Farm Blog, what with the holiday hullabaloo and things being quiet around here with the colder weather.
