by Sean Jennings | Homesteadin' Tips
Sometimes it seems like the typical image of “living off-grid” is depicted as a self-sufficient homestead, that produces its own power, and raises its own food, and the people living there are either retired or making a living from that off grid...
by Sean Jennings | Homesteadin' Tips
Bamboo makes for great building material because the poles are sturdy, easy to build with, and the bamboo plant is one of the most sustainable on earth. The main drawbacks to building with bamboo, though, are how to maintain it and protect against weather, UV rays and...
by Sean Jennings | Homesteadin' Tips, Off Grid Solar
Generators provide a quick and reliable power supply for homesteaders. Whether you use a generator for primary use or use one only as a back-up option, you have to be aware of the safety risks. There are serious hazards to operating generators and I am going to break...
by Sean Jennings | Homesteadin' Tips
No matter where you are in the world, if you live in a tropical climate, you have probably had to deal with mosquitoes at some point. Being off-grid doesn’t eliminate mosquito problems, but there are approaches to help reduce mosquitoes. The best way to get rid...
by Sean Jennings | Homesteadin' Tips
Welcome to a complete power supply for an off grid home. A 7000-watt generator offers plenty of power for all types of off grid homesteads. All you need is gas and youʻre your own power company, powering almost every appliance in the house...
by Sean Jennings | Homesteadin' Tips, Off Grid Solar
There is nothing worse than losing all your groceries due to a power outage. Luckily there are ways to work around even the worse blackouts. Even if you don’t have a generator, you can keep your fridge running smoothly with your car battery. To run a...
