6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A homesteading newsletter documenting life on a Maine farm, including building a house, shearing sheep, foraging, preserving food and making handmade gifts. It mixes personal narrative essays with video episode notes and recipes.
A newsletter about practical off-grid living, preparedness and DIY solar power, written alongside the author's illustrated guide and its second edition. It combines buying advice on batteries and panels with critiques of influencer homesteading content.
A Wisconsin homestead and KuneKune breeder shares practical guidance on buying, breeding and caring for KuneKune pigs. Issues cover costs, farrowing preparation and genetics such as the coefficient of inbreeding, drawn from the authors' own experience.
A personal blog-style newsletter mixing rural Texas homesteading stories (brush clearing, food storage, pest encounters) with recommendations for videos, websites and creative projects such as ancient pottery. Posts are informal, unedited and often digressive, with occasional link roundups and remarks about other sites.
Collapse Club is a community organisation offering online peer-support meetings for people living with awareness of ecological and social collapse, plus related events such as herbalism and homesteading seminars. The newsletter mainly announces meeting times, volunteer opportunities and recorded talks, with short summaries of speakers' stories.
This is a comment feed from a backyard chicken blog, not a newsletter with editorial content. The excerpts are generic reader comments on posts about automatic coop doors, chicken waterers and raising quails indoors, and they appear to be spam.
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