14 HOMESTEADING IDEAS YOU CAN DO NOW! WITHOUT LAND! (1/4 acre or less) - Garden / Self Sufficiency

Here are 14 homesteading ideas you can do on a small property if you don't own a farm but want to live a more healthy and self sufficient life. ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ Resources for Healthy Homestead Living ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓

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[ravenridgehomestead]

I'm moving to my new homestead ... starting from scratch. 12 acres.. mostly pasture and a 2 acre pond

[diamondwfarm]

You have to admit Art, you look and seem to have a pep in your step since you stopped staying up late. 👍

[cherylemaybury]

Tip number 15: start a small worm farm. It will improve the quality and production of all your garden.

[flutey]

I live in an apartment, almost half our complex will be starting a garden this Spring. We have a great landlord. I've started a compost pile, which my neighbors fully support. This is my learning room while my husband and I save for a house with land

[ardenpeters]

We had a 1/4 acre property we filled. Literally. Had food to share! And could have done more!!!

[nottees]

It's a new style for Art and Bri channel, for new viewers.

[toddjones]

Art and Bri,
I know you are dealing with mold in the house. Check out Barndomiums. Tear down that house completely. Build a huge kitchen, huge storage cellar, several bathrooms, rain storage, and etc. Your channel and market are huge and being the first and your situation they probably will give You a great deal. This also will add value to the homestead if You decide to upgrade.

[trishfitzpatrick]

You people are doing it right. Raise your own kids, teach them to take care of themselves and others, explore the land with them. THANK YOU! The world needs more parents like you folks!!

[jonabriggs]

This is definatly the BEST advice Video I have ever seen. It's quick and to the point, not a lot of extra talking, BUT tell's ya everything you need to know, Thank You !!

[UniversalDirt]

Or... 15. Beekeeping. We do it on our deck.

[donnasanders]

Art I'm handicapped in a wheelchair but I live out on a farm 5 acres for small farm and I really want to pick up something I can do remind you I'm in a wheelchair but I really like the idea of fruit trees

[maryjemisonMaryjay]

Beautiful farm land and Art’s great @ Teaching should have a classroom for young Farmers

[DukeOOO]

I'm with ya, but never go full Justin. Love you guys!

[sparkofhope-withkatrinadar]

Thanks! I have sweet potatoes growing now in the back yard. Did not know I could eat the greens!

[amosrichmond]

I'm a homesteader love it, hard but a healthy lifestyle 🐥🐓🦆🐈🌻🐛🦋☕😊❤

[akindofmagick]

Great video!! Here’s another idea: DEHYDRATE!! Get a (refurbished/if possible) Excalibar nine tray dehydrator. Buy fruit and veggies in season by the case from local farmers. For example, right now tomatoes are $25 - $40 a case. Slice them with an inexpensive mandolin from an Asian grocery store, or Amazon; just be sure to wear a mesh glove to protect your hand! Dehydrate all that wonderful, fresh, in-season produce and put it in Mason jars to eat for the next nine months. We like apples, strawberries, pineapple, bananas, kale, onions, tomatoes, herbs, and so much more! Store on shelves in your basement or pantry. We make Greek yogurt every week in our dehydrator, too!! A truly essential tool that has saved our family thousands of dollars over the last five years: paid for itself many times over.

[ericrosenthal]

I love the energy in this video. Great job!

[pattyprice]

Art
Your demeanor seems more lively since your not staying up late
You guys had a rocking garden this year

[kreid]

This is great advice for growing food without a homestead.

[connieblasingame]

This is the best video for beginner love like you enthusiasm...not a beginner here, 78 yrs. old, and 94 degrees, but your enthusiasm makes me want to go out and tackle something!....Larry @ Scoot's Organic