HOMESTEADERS on steemit!
Today is the day of the week that I do my weekly HOLLER OUT to other homesteading steemians who have influenced me, offered support or made a post that really spoke to me. Last week you may remember I had a featured homesteader, as well as the three other homesteaders.
The FEATURED HOMESTEADER is just a favorite that I have found this past week. And to add a little twist to it all... Every week the featured homesteader will receive one-100% UPvote from me (they get to pick which post I will Upvote in the next day or two of this posting) AND when this post pays out next week after the seven days, he or she will receive 5sbd in their wallet.
The remaining three honorable mentions of this HOLLER OUT Tuesday will each receive one steem from me. Again, when this post has been live for seven days and pays out next Tuesday.
NEW ADDITION
Honorable Mentioned Homesteaders WILL ALSO receive one-100% UPvote from me. His or her choice of posts made within the last three days!
FEATURED HOMESTEADER
New to steemit this Kentucky farmer has a wealth of information to share with the homesteading community. He even brought his wife (
My family is just a family that is trying our best to be productive members of society and raise our children the best way we know how. God has blessed us with an amazing farm and we are excited to share our journey on this farm with you all. More than that though we have been so amazed at the wonderful community of people from all around the world who have communicated with us on Steemit.
Make sure to stop over and say hello if you haven't already.
And you need to see the big fire his three fire fighters put out!
Honorable Mentioned Homesteaders
In one of their recent posts,
We have only moved here in August of this year to the farm, before that we lived in Colorado. When we made the choice to try this life out, we started collecting things we may need. We were making average wages in Denver but with the high cost of living, money was always tight. Our best option there was good ol craigslist. Going through the free stuff category and house clearances we were able to find alot of what we needed to flesh out the portable cabin we bought. Just about every place we went had another thing to check off the list.
Stop over and read all about it!
Now here is a lady after my own heart! She made a post yesterday about making melt and pour soaps and I too, had just made my first batch.
I'm on a quest to make as many things homemade as I can. I'm almost out of store-bought soap, so this one was up for grabs!
I've been searching around a lot lately for a good homemade soap recipe. I initially wanted to make my soap from scratch. I knew lye can be made from wood ash, and while we have plenty of that, I didn't want to go that far!
Stop over and see her post plus check out and see how starting to cook on cast iron changed her ways.
Let's take a walk! Head over and see how 
It’s a lovely afternoon. Let’s go outside and soak up some winter sunshine!
So much to do and see!
Make sure to check out their profiles and pages as well as their posts!
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If you too are a homesteader, gardener, off-grid lifestyle person or have other self-sufficient and self-reliant interests, consider joining our steemit homesteaders community.
