Found a nice article about a family living the off-grid homesteading lifestyle in the far North in Canada.
They sell produce from their greenhouse farm operations and are pretty darn self sufficient by the looks of it.
lil excerpt:
"Today they run a farm, living in a yurt with their two young children. Spring is their most hectic time, and with a short growing season the pressure to maximize their crops is enormous. They grow and sell greenhouse crops including artichokes and tomatoes, more than 50 types of lettuces and greens, root vegetables and herbs."
There is a neat video of their place you can see here:
Living Off The Land: Life in a 314 Square Foot Yurt | True North Calling - Full Episode 2
you might like to read the original article from CBC here:
http://www.cbc.ca/2017/truenorthcalling/a-tiny-yurt-two-small-kids-organic-farming-in-whitehorse-1.3994097
But the video says it all if you ask me!
Keep Thriving,
