RING DESCRIPTION: A circle of homesteading women and men webloggers from rural to urban areas. Sharing our experiences, ideas and wisdom on living sustainably, green, self-sufficiently, etc. All are welcome providing you are respectful of other's practices and beliefs. No weblogs promoting pornography, violence, abuse allowed. We are RESPECTFUL of our varying beliefs and lifestyles.
Please click one of the links below to enter the RingSurf Viewer. JOIN RING NOWRural SuburbiaA suburbanite trying to make the best of it!
The Beginning FarmerThe thoughts and research of a hopeful beginning farmer in Iowa
Ash Lane FarmMy forever home - where Norm and I try to be as simple and peaceful as possible in our retirement years.
karismarjournaling of my efforts in daily life for peace, organic gardening and living
Mom's Nut HouseThe crazy world of a single, homeschooling mama.
Come learn and discuss topics such as: homeschooling, baking bread, homesteading, Once-a-month/bulk cooking, making soap, sewing, what food storage is and how to start your own. What a 72 hr kit is and how to create one.
I'm not an expert in these skills but I have been doing most of them for a long time. I like to be as self-sufficient as I can. I love learning new skills or ways of doing things at home instead of having to buy at the store. Come join me.
Razor's Blog: An Adventure in FarmingOur blog details our journey as a military family trying to start a small-scale organic farm. We make our own soaps, yogurts, cheeses, and bread (we also post the recipes and instructions). We also provide step-by-step instructions on building a guinea house, chicken coop, raised beds, and SOON a goat barn. We build everything with recycled scrap lumber. In the spring, we'll dig our ponds for our tiny aquaculture projects. Come see our success and failures!
Bran does America28 yr old SAHM from Canada moves to New York. Marries and has two kids.
Message from Yardsubjects of interest to counter-cultural hillbillies
The Maine LifeChad and Ginny share storys and ideas about living and working in Maine.
As the Garden GrowsI currently work a day job and enjoy gardening, preserving the bounty, cooking, baking, herbalism and healing. I write about becoming more self-sufficient and growing my own food. I am a beekeeper and hope to own goats and chickens in the near future.
The unusually unusual FarmchickAn unique & unusual woman playing farmer on her small acreage with her children at her side in Northeast Ohio. "Somewhat" new to raising dairy goats, chickens, and rabbits. Trying to work her way to a more quiet life for her family and obtaining more land to begin a "mini- dairy" of Nubian/swiss goats. Kitchen gardening, Farm animals, sewing, cooking, wine making,Herbs of cuisine & medicinal use are but a few of the subjects discussed. Stop by & check it out for yourself!
Future House FarmGardening organically, raising chickens, and eating good food.
GreenfingersJust a thirty-something denizen of cube-farm land working to transition in to real-farm land some day. I share a tumble down acre in Oregon with my husband Jeff, our children (The Drama Princess and The Mad Scientist), 3 cats and 10 chickens. We endeavor to nourish the land we live on and ourselves with respect for all living things, and reverence for the miracles of the natural world.
Carla's Country LivingOur family seeks to live a self-sufficient life by doing what we can,
right now~ where we are at.
We've just moved our family of 8 into our covered wagons (RV's) and we are
daily acquiring the necessary knowledge and tools to be self-sufficient and better stewards of the Earth~ because it is not ours
to mess up!
the Contrary Goddesslife on the farm
Living AlaskaOur radical unschooling journey on the rocky outer coast of SE Alaska. An off-grid, organic & simple life is what we strive for...and don't always achieve :)
Sarah's Homestead BlogDedicated to the ramblings of a girl on a small farm in the woods of Oregon.
Journey to SimplicityThe ramblings of a woman on a journey to simplicity.
Two Small BirdsRamblings of a co-sleeping, free learning, unschooling mama who loves gardening, painting, photography, reading, writing, cooking, canning and singing. I live on a 93 acre farm in rural Maine with my husband and two free-range children.
Tangled ThreadsThis blog is about our life and my fiber (Fabric/yarn/paper)creations. We live on 3.27 acres with two Donkies, Mutt and Shaggy and a Lab named Baxter. We love gardening and DO It yourself projects. We strive to live a simple life.
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