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Chart your homestead to-do list with all of the relevant details for each task using this easy-to-download to-do list! Print one copy and place it in a frame or plastic sleeve so you can use a dry-erase marker to update it regularly. OR print multiple copies whenever you want!
This cute coloring book helps kids learn about homesteading and farming topics like animals, plants, and self-reliance strategies. Each page includes a fun image to color and a rhyming description of that topic – from Apples to Zucchini and everything in between!
This digital package includes 12 Downloadable Digital Files for the most commonly made homemade canned goods! Vintage grey and white designs can be printed on any color label you choose (we suggest either white or brown kraft paper).
“Feed your Family” is a 20-page beginner’s introductory guide to starting a vegetable garden plus a Garden Planner – ALL IN ONE!
Available as a downloadable e-book. Easy-to-understand information is paired with interactive worksheets to get your planning started and keep you on the right track.
Our downloadable culinary reference guide, “Cooking with Herbs,” includes cooking recommendations for 10 of the most commonly grown kitchen herbs. From basil to tarragon and everything in between, learn the most common cuisine types for each herb, foods that it complements well, and recipes you might want to check out.
Simplify your cooking with our ‘Kitchen Measurement Conversion Cheat Sheet’ printable! This practical cheat sheet…
Upgrade your kitchen organization with our Herbal Seasoning Jar Labels! This printable set of 61 labels is designed to bring simplicity and elegance to your spice collection. These Jar Labels will transform your spice storage and add a touch of minimalist charm to your kitchen.
Our Annual Garden Journal & Garden Planner is a customizable journal with worksheets to keep track of all of your garden plans, records, and lessons learned. Use it as a fillable PDF right on your computer, or print it out and put it into a three-ring binder to carry with you to the garden.
