My Top 2017 Posts (challenge)
It’s kind of crazy, which post do well and which ones tank (as far as sbd goes). Some of what I though was my best work got hardly any traffic at all. Which is really disappointing when you spend time writing, taking or picking out pictures and posting it up. What is most disappointing though is when you have a post full of useful information that hardly anyone sees!! This challenge seemed like the perfect opportunity to share some posts and hopefully you all learn something new. Sharing the journey, our own personal wisdom and creating a community from that is what steemit is all about. So without further ado my favorite posts from 2017!
(A little duckling eye candy for you)
The Terribly Maddening Secret of Homesteading
For all of you just starting to homestead this is for you! It can be a struggle but it gets better I promise!
Zero Waste: Homestead Paper Edition
Being self-sufficient isn’t just about producing more, it’s about consuming less. Check out how we consume less paper products on our homestead.
Why Ducks?
Ducks were our first (and so far only) homestead animal and here’s why….
The Aviary
I’m proud of this post because I’m proud of the project. This was a big deal for me as I built it almost entirely on my own and with materials we already had. There have been some changed since then (we changed the nesting boxes). But all in all it has worked really well.
Why We Homestead
The short answer is healthy food. The long answer is contained inside this link
I nominate @gardengirlcanada, @slhomestead, @brimwoodfarm, @frugallady and @squishysquid. Hope you guys participate!
Frugality: Dehydrating Herbs
What Happened with Iris’ 1st Clutch?t
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I'm glad you decided to participate in my challenge.
I understand your frustrations. Love the nylon for the mini watermelon, wish I had known that this past summer
It worked out really well though we weren't able to keep them to maturity. We had to move
I feel you there!
Thank you for the links, going to check out the ducks and zero waste....actually all of them probably:)
yay! Let me know if you have any questions
Nice job on that aviary. No kidding that wasn't any easy project! The occupants looked pleased, too!
Oh, and you've be tagged...
It has worked surprisingly well. I thought for sure we would have predator issues but nothing! Oh boy this is going to be hard