Ever wonder how people homestead, grow animals, or even just live in the desert? How do you begin a homestead, what do you look for in livestock, feed, water storage, or equipment? How do you start the journey to producing your own food, look toward self reliance at least in some areas? That’s what this podcast is here to discuss! I grew up on a farm in the Midwest and now have hogs and chickens on a small homestead/farm/ranch (depending where you are from) in the high desert of southeastern Arizona. More info can be found at www.adobeowlranch.com or by searching for “adobeowlranch”.
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Ever wonder how people homestead, grow animals, or even just live in the desert? How do you begin a homestead, what do you look for in livestock, feed, water storage, or equipment? How do you start the journey to producing your own food, look toward self reliance at least in some areas? That’s what this podcast is here to discuss! I grew up on a farm in the Midwest and now have hogs and chickens on a small homestead/farm/ranch (depending where you are from) in the high desert of southeastern Arizona. More info can be found at www.adobeowlranch.com or by searching for “adobeowlranch”.
During this episode I discuss what I look for in a vehicle (spoiler, I like 4wd diesel 3/4 or 1 ton vehicles and Ford ranger trucks, opposite ends of the spectrum. It both are handy).
Evening Chores Podcast
Ever wonder how people homestead, grow animals, or even just live in the desert? How do you begin a homestead, what do you look for in livestock, feed, water storage, or equipment? How do you start the journey to producing your own food, look toward self reliance at least in some areas? That’s what this podcast is here to discuss! I grew up on a farm in the Midwest and now have hogs and chickens on a small homestead/farm/ranch (depending where you are from) in the high desert of southeastern Arizona. More info can be found at www.adobeowlranch.com or by searching for “adobeowlranch”.
