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 four 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 four 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. Consider this a Pre-and-Post Holiday gift from me to you.
'Tis the season for giving and sharing! And in the holiday spirit, I am giving.
HOMESTEADERS on steemit!
FEATURED HOMESTEADER
I happened across 
Here is her most recent post, which is quite interesting. Peppers are Perennials! Growing Sweet and Hot Peppers Inside During the Cold Canadian Winter
Mixed pepper pot, two types of sweets and a mystery hot. Another great reason to over winter your pepper plants, if there isn't enough time to produce fruit it'll definitely produce the next summer!
Am I impressed with her winter gardening capabilities indoors? Oh HECK yeah!
Honorable Mentioned Homesteaders
Want to learn more about permaculture? Oh then you have to stop and read this post!
Permaculture Principle #3 Obtain a Yield
There is the idea in permaculture of Stacking Functions. How many functions can one thing be employed to do. Chickens give eggs. Sure. But protein is only one function. What other functions or yields can they provide. Well, they can scratch and turn or prepare the ground. They can provide insect and weed control. They can also produce chicks, if a rooster is present. Considering how to utilise tertiary functions of something we work with enables our systems to be more flexible and resilient
How to Build a Free Standing Hay Feeder gives a great picture tutorial from start to finish on building this structure. They did a fabulous job showing how to build it; plus they had some curious helpers along the way!
Too soon? Not hardly! After examining the awful state of my garden post Hurricane Irma, I knew that the sooner I started clearing out the overgrowth and fire ants the better...
After a long year of weather related downfalls, 
This year, we'll be adding some goji berries
Brand new to the homesteadersonline family is 
For more information take a look at this first post Live Sustainably Introduction.
Hello Everyone, I am the 'Live Sustainably' account. I will also look after and support the #livesustainably tag.
I will use the fantastic power of Steemit to promote and curate content that encourages and educates others in living sustainably
DON'T FORGET to use the #livesustainably tag when posting!
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