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How to start homesteading in Tennessee
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Tennessee boasts the country music capital of the world, so perhaps it is no surprise that rural life is a prominent feature of the state. Historically, the Volunteer State was built on agriculture, and!-->!-->!-->…
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Calm down, Brits: mincemeat pie does have meat sometimes
A slice of mincemeat cheesecake pie made by Maine food historian Sandy Oliver. | Photo by Sandy Oliver
Another day, another Internet kerfuffle: on Monday, U.S.-based food website The Spruce posted a recipe for a mincemeat and apple tart!-->!-->!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Kentucky
Famous fried chicken aside, Kentucky is a great place for those seeking a life in the country. Between the Kentucky Derby, bluegrass music and the bourbon trail, rural life is integral to the culture of Kentucky.
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How to start homesteading in Maryland
Cresting the northern portion of our nation’s capital, the state of Maryland is perhaps better known for its delicious crabs and Navy connections than it is for agriculture. Still, agriculture is the largest commercial industry in!-->…
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How to start homesteading in West Virginia
Country roads, take us home! John Denver may not have actually called West Virginia his home, but famous tune has long captured the spirit and beauty of rural life in West Virginia. The West Virginia state seal even features a farmer with!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Virginia
Virginia’s state slogan may be that the mid-Atlantic commonwealth is for lovers, but is it for farmers and homesteaders, too?
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Agriculture is still a booming business in Virginia. It is the!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Delaware
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How to start homesteading in Iowa
Whether you want to homestead, raise livestock, produce wind energy or all three, Iowa is a good place to be. |Image by 1778011 from Pixabay
Think of a farming state and it’s likely Iowa pops into your mind. For good reason -- the!-->!-->!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Ohio
Family farms and homesteads are important to Ohio's agriculture.|Image by David Mark from Pixabay
The Buckeye state is among the country’s more diverse when it comes to the variety of crops planted and livestock raised on the state’s!-->!-->!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Indiana
Indiana has plenty of prime farmland and resources to establish small family farms and homesteads. |Image by David Mark from Pixabay
When it comes to diversified crops, livestock and farm markets, Indiana has a lot going on. The state’s!-->!-->!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Illinois
Illinois has some of the best farmland in the country for raising crops and livestock.|Image by David Mark from Pixabay
Illinois has a lot going for it when it comes to farming. Much of the state is covered with loess, a fertile soil!-->!-->!-->…
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How to start homesteading in Wisconsin
For anyone looking to start a homestead, Wisconsin has a little bit of almost everything to offer.|Photo by David Mark from Pixabay
Wisconsin is a state of rolling hills, a climate greatly influenced by its proximity to two Great Lakes!-->!-->!-->…
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