Homesteading

Homesteading

American Rabbits Breeder Association, Inc.
Antibiotic Home Remedy
Ancient Remedy
Apple Cider Vinegar: Medicine and Prevention
Backyard Chickens
Backyard Gardening
Backyard Rabbits
Bison Central
Botanical Directory
Bow Hunting
Brick Rocket Stove
Carley Elk Farm
Cast Iron Skillet Reconditioning
Cold Smoker Blue Print Layout
Cob Oven Design
Comfrey Cures Bones and Pain +
Deer Meat Chart
Deer Meat Cuts
Deer Hanging Times
Earthbag Dome Building
Edible Weeds
Essential Oils & The Process of Making It
Figs and Olive Oil Remedy
Firewood Heating with Wood
Firewood BTU Rating
Frankincense oil: Boost Immunity, Fights Inflammation, and Destroys Cancer Cells
Food Molds: Mold on Foods
Hanging weight
Healing Cavities
Herbs and Locations in the USA
Homemade Penicillin
Hugelkultur: A raised bed garden
Hunting
Independent Living the Natural Way
Indiana Fishing Regulations
Indiana Hunting and Trapping Seasons
Indiana Public Hunting Areas
Indiana State Department of Health: Wild Mushroom Laws and Regulations on Selling Mushrooms
Indiana Wild Ginseng
Inhabitant: Green design ideas
Knife Sharpening Technique
Knightstown Meats & Catering

K oren Natual Farming Basics
Michigan Morels
Mold and Your Food
Morel Mushroom Hunting
Morel Mushrooms Identification
Mushrooms Hunting Laws in Indiana: DNR Regulations
Mushroom Identification 101
Mushroom Products
Mushroom Cleaning the Proper Way
Mushrooms and your Health
Mushrooms in Indiana
Native American Medicinal Cures
Natural Antibiotic
Natural Antibiotic
Nut Season: When to Pick Them
Old Farmer's Almanac
Processed Weight
Prune a Tree (Apples)
Pruning & Training Apple & Pear Trees
Rabbit Breeding
Rabbit Medicine and Prevention with Apple Cider Vinegar
Rabbit and Pet Mites
Rabbit Savvy Vets in Indiana

Rain Barrel Collection System
Rocket Stove
Self Sustained Lifestyle
Self Sustaining Homestead
Solar panel system: Leasing or Buying
Squirrels: Field Dressing Survival Food to Forest with Chickens
Straight Fight Stairs
Survival Super-Food
Tepee Smoker
Tesla's Home Battery: Living Off The Grid

United States Weather
USDA Supported Commercial Mushroom Forest Farming

Waste as a Renewable Energy Source
Water: How to Make Distilled Water
Wild-Harvested Mushrooms
Wild Common Mushroom Identification
Wind Generator: Home Made
Wood Stove bio-digestor
Wood Stove: Build it to Work for You

Plants, Fruits, Herbs and Trees
Apple Cider Vinegar: Medicine and Prevention
Botanical Directory
Comfrey Cures Bones and Pain +
Edible Weeds
Garden Web is a site you can trade plants, seeds and information
Garlic Growing for Beginners
Greenhouse: Build one for less than $50.00
Guerrilla gardening
Herbs and Locations in the USA
Herbs Home Grown and Dried for Cooking
Independent Living the Natural Way
Lasagna Gardening Instructions
Lasagna Gardening Video
Plant Descriptions
Plants and Seeds with Descriptions
Home Propagation of Plants
Indiana Wild Ginseng
List of Companion Plants
Morel Mushroom Hunting
Morel Mushroom Indiana Certified Inspector
Morel Mushrooms Identification
Mushrooms Hunting Laws in Indiana: DNR Regulations
Mushrooms Hunting Laws in Indiana: DNR Regulations
Mushroom Identification 101
Mushroom Products
Mushroom Cleaning the Proper Way
Mushrooms and your Health
Mushrooms in Indiana
Native American Medicinal Cures
Natural Antibiotic
Natural Antibiotic
Old Farmer's Almanac
Prune a Tree (Apples)
Pruning & Training Apple & Pear Trees
Transplanting Trees and Shrubs
Training & Pruning Fruit Trees
Turmeric: Growing and Harvesting
Make Your Own Insecticidal Soap
Square Foot Garden
Wild-Harvested Mushrooms
Wild Common Mushroom Identification

MOSQUITO REPELLENT METHODS
(particularly effective in the morning- and evening hours)
1. You can grow mosquito repellent plants in your garden or around your house. These would be: Sage, Pelargonium, Mint, Laurel, Rosemary, Marjoram, Lavender, Wormwood, Garlic and others.
2. You should put on, particularly for the children, essential repellent oils instead of chemicals, like Autan, Kov or Sinkov. These are cheap and on the other hand more healthy: sage, eucalypt, lemon, cedar, pelargonium, bergamot etc., mixed with sweet almond oil they are ready to be used.
3. Shortly before the flying time of the mosquitoes starts, you can light spirals (Helozon) which you get in shops and pharmacies. The burning of 1-2 spirals is very successful on the terrace or in the garden. When the flying time is over, you extinguish and reuse them the next day.
Protection and support of natural mosquito enemies
In the surrounding of our houses exists a variety of living beings which feed on mosquitoes and beetles.
Protecting these animals means to protect yourself: frog species, lizard species, many species of spiders, chameleons, bats, beetles and their larvae (like dragonflies) living in the water, some fish and bird species (Swallow, Swift, Skylark, Great Tit, Bee-eater etc.) live nearly exclusively on mosquitoes or their larvae.
Birds hunting mosquitoes in the air are particularly useful. E.g. only 10% of the Bee-Eaters’ food consists bees but as mosquito-killer they are very successful.

NEEM OIL
Compounds called terpenoids found in Neem tissues have shown to have a significant pesticidal effect, and may prove to be vital in worldwide pest control.

Natural Antibiotic and Antiseptic: 2 Tsp of Apple Cider Vinegar to 1 gallon of water as their drinking water, every day.

Here are some products that can help you with an ailing Animal: E+Selenium sprayed on their food and Oxbow Animal Health Critical Care Apple and Banana mixed with Raw Pet Milk as a food source until they are healthier (normal).
Signs, Diagnosis and Treatment of Cheyletiella in Rabbits and Pets

Floppy Rabbit Syndrome: The best form of prevention for vitamin E deficiency is a yoghurt sandwiches. These are made by dampening bread with milk and then spreading the yoghurt mixed with vitamin E over the bread. Read this article by clicking on this paragraph.

Gasoline Tips: Fill up in the early morning when the temperature is still cold. When you're filling up do not squeeze the trigger to fast mode. Fill up when your gas tank is HALF FULL. If there is a gasoline truck pumping into the storage tanks, DO NOT fill up.

Mushroom hunting In Indiana
Am I allowed to hunt and collect mushrooms on Indiana state property?
Yes, it is legal to collect mushrooms while visiting state property. State law protects our wild areas, yet allows for this practice by declaring that, except as authorized by a license, a person must not damage or collect a plant or pick flowers; however, berries, fruits, nuts, fallen cones, mushrooms, leaves and greens are exempted.
The only places this doesn’t apply are DNR nature preserves, with an exception. If a nature preserve is located at a state park, reservoir property, fish and wildlife area or state forest, then a person may collect the aforementioned berries, fruits, etc. Warning: Be very careful when collecting mushrooms. Only consume mushrooms you’re absolutely sure are safe to eat.