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Thinking About Converting Your Hobby Farm to a Business? ...Follow These Steps * Today's article was submitted by Millie Jones, of SeniorWellness.info You have land. You’ve become a homesteader. You’re raising chickens to sell, making soap from your goats, or bottling honey and wax from your bees. Maybe you’re growing vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Whatever type of homesteading you’re engaged in, did you know you can turn it into a business that produces a steady income?  There’s a rising trend of consumers buying local and supporting local businesses. And at the end of the day, people want to buy the highest-quality products they can find. If you want to tap into this movement , then starting a homestead business could be just the thing for you.  It’s essential, however, to know what you’re getting into and thoroughly prepare for your venture. Brummet’s Conscious Blog wants to share a few practical tips for any homesteaders out there who are thinking about turning their hobby...

 Resources for Creating a Sustainable, Edible Home Garden * Today's article was submitted by Millie Jones, of SeniorWellness.info based in Illinois (USA). Today sharing information on greening your life with some amazing resources via the hyperlinks below: Many homeowners with an eye on sustainability already know that having a grass lawn comes with major environmental drawbacks. However, it can be hard to think of effective, sustainable alternatives. Creating an edible garden is a great way to make the most of your property while cutting down on your grocery bill and carbon footprint.   These tips will help you plan the layout of your land and figure out where your garden should go:  ● Have a survey done to avoid planting anything on a neighboring property.   ● Evaluate your yard to see which areas get the most sun .  ● Container gardens are a fantastic way to make the most of small spaces.  *Photo Credit:  Pexels Choosing the right plan...