
Show Notes
One of the most rewarding things about homesteading is that when you add a skill to your arsenal it almost always adds extra benefits to other things you are already doing, like how adding chickens for eggs also produces manure for your garden and a place for waste food to be recycled. So many homestead skills are transferable into other areas of the homesteading journey and that’s what we are talking about today.
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