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Whether you’re homesteading, prepping, or living off-grid, *The Encyclopedia of Country Living* is your essential guide to keeping your family healthy, safe, and self-sufficient—no matter what’s happening in the world.
For over 50 years, Carla Emery’s classic guide has empowered readers with the knowledge to live off the grid and embrace a simpler, more sustainable lifestyle. From seasoned homesteaders to urban farmers, there is a growing desire for a healthier, more self-sufficient way of life—one that allows you to survive and thrive, even in uncertain times.
This comprehensive resource covers everything you need to know to live independently off the land, whether you’re in the heart of the city, a rural countryside, or anywhere in between. Inside, you’ll discover:
– How to can, dry, and preserve your own food
– A beginner’s guide to planning and planting your garden
– Techniques for growing your own fruits and vegetables
– Step-by-step instructions for making 20-minute cheese
– Recipes for creating your own natural skincare products
– How to bake bread from scratch
– Tips for cooking on a wood stove
– An introduction to beekeeping
– Guidance on raising chickens, goats, and pigs
– Methods for making organic bug spray and homemade natural remedies
– How to forage for wild food and make fruit leather
– Instructions for spinning wool into yarn and milling your own flour
– How to tap a maple tree for syrup
– And so much more!
*The Encyclopedia of Country Living* is more than just a manual; it’s a way of life. With its practical advice and timeless wisdom, this book has guided countless readers toward a self-sufficient and fulfilling lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to embrace the homesteading movement, prepare for emergencies, or simply enjoy the benefits of a natural lifestyle, this is the ultimate resource for living well and living simply.
