Welcome to Homesteader’s Library!! Whether you’re a veteran to homesteading, a newbie, or a wanna be, your reference library is probably the most important investment you can make. Books, magazines, videos, and information pages gleaned from the web, all have value to the homesteader. Your homesteading library can and will save you time, energy and money, in the long run.
A homesteaders life is incredibly busy, but not without its rewards. A homesteader knows how to tend to his family, soil, crops, animals, tools and equipment. A homesteader is a planner, designer, builder, caretaker, machinist, mechanic, and the list goes on… And the homestead evolves over time as the homesteaders knowledge and skills develop. Having your own library to refer to can help you acquire the knowledge necessary to perfect those skills. It’s the desire of Homesteader’s Library to help you find the information you need to achieve your homesteading goals.
General homesteading references are designed to give you ideas and immediate access to a wide variety of homesteading knowledge. You will learn to be a jack-of-all-trades but master of none. If you’re a newbie, or a wanna be, to homesteading, this is the place to start your library.
Specific homesteading references will allow you to expand your knowledge based on a particular homesteading subject. As you build your skills and want to improve or add to your homesteading experience, you will want guides, manuals, and more information pertaining to a specific homesteading subject (eg., breeding, hatching guides, tractor repair manuals, etc).
Here, at Homesteader’s Library, you’ll find some very good self-sufficiency and homesteading books, magazines, and videos, as well as links to well designed and informative homesteading websites and forums. You’ll also find links to free information from our government, your tax dollars at work.
