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    Home » Homestead Blog Hop

    Homestead Blog Hop 334

    Published: Mar 31, 2021 · Modified: Aug 29, 2022 by Sarita Harbour · This post may contain affiliate links and Amazon links

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    Hello and welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop 334!

    Missed last week's hop? You'll find it here at the Homestead Blog Hop 333.

    What's New at An Off Grid Life

    So our snow is finally melting a bit, although our lake is still frozen solid. We have a nice ice fishing hole just off our dock and have enjoyed a few nice days down there.

    April is always a crazy-busy time here because we're getting ready for the gardening season and summer off grid homestead projects.

    However, this year is even busier because we're also getting a new generator, solar panels, and a Tesla 2 Powerwall installed. We will, of course, write about this in the coming months and let you all know how it goes.

    Did you see our top gardening posts?

    If you're looking for our latest and greatest gardening posts, we have a few to inspire you!

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    Low-Maintenance Vegetable Garden: Low-Cost Ideas to Use Now
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    How Much To Plant Per Person: Growing Your Own Food
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    Gardening Goals: Grow More by Planning Your Garden

    Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop!

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    Now on to the Hop

    Homestead Blog Hop will take place every Wednesday and is for all things homesteading: real food recipes, farm animals, crafts, DIY, how-to's, gardening, anything from-scratch, natural home/health, self-sufficiency, self-reliance, natural remedies, essential oils, & more! Basically anything related to homesteading.

    Meet Your Hosts!

    Homestead Blog Hop Hosts November 2020PinFollow Their Blogs

    Kelly - Simple Life Mom (Facebook | Pinterest | Twitter | G+ | Instagram)

    Natasha - Houseful of Nicholes (Facebook | Pinterest | Twitter | Instagram)

    Liz - The Cape Coop (Facebook | Pinterest | Twitter | Instagram)

    Ann - Live the Old Way (Facebook | Pinterest | Twitter | Instagram)

    Sarita - An Off Grid Life (Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram)

    Laurie - Ridge Haven Homestead (Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram)

    FEATURED POSTS

    from the Last Homestead Blog Hop

    Each week we take turns choosing three posts to feature. Each post will be shared on all social media platforms by all of the hosts! Here are the features from Last Week's Hop:

    Homestead Blog Hop Feature - 7 tasty recipes using fresh tomatoPin

    1. 7 Tasty Recipes Using Fresh Tomato from Treat and Trick

    Homestead Blog Hop Feature - Why You Need Wildlife Corridors and how to make themPin

    2. Why You Need Wildlife Corridors from Growing with Nature

    Homestead Blog Hop Feature - Kitchen ScrubbiesPin

    3. Kitchen Scrubbie from Dandelion Hill Homestead

    Congrats! Feel free to grab the featured on button for your post.

    Just right click and 'save image as...'Homestead Blog Hop Featured BadgePinGuidelines for this Get-Together:

    1. Click on the “Add your Link” Button below and add a great image of your project or recipe. Make sure you link to the page of your family friendly post – not the main page of your blog.
    2. Link up to three posts each week.
    3. Try to visit at least a few other blogs at the party. Be sure to leave a comment to let them know you stopped by.
    4. Link your post back to the Homestead Blog Hop. If the hop isn't linked to your post then you cannot be featured. All featured posts will be shared on all hosts' social media channels.
    5. Please link up posts that you haven't linked to the hop before. You are welcome to link old posts from your blog.
    6. By joining the party, you are giving the hosts permission to use one photo from your post with a link back to your site if it is selected as one of next week's Features.
    7. This is a family-friendly link up meant to inspire and motivate the homesteader in all of us.

    Let the Party Begin

    You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

    Click here to enter

    Join Our Pinterest Board

    Follow us on Pinterest and send me a message that you'd like to be added to our Homestead Blog Hop group board. The only rule is to only add posts that you've also added here.

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