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    Homestead Goals for 2015

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    Top Homesteading Posts of 2014

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    The Power of Positive Thinking on the Homestead

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    How to Make Easy Crunchy Refrigerator Pickles

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Annie Bernauer master gardener master naturalist wearing plaid shirt cowboy hat holding willow basket full of rainbow eggs montana homesteader

Hello I'm Annie and welcome to our blog!

I was raised in an old farmhouse in the country and taught by three generations of women in my family to cook from scratch, can and preserve food, nurture plants to grow, craft with my hands, and live a simple, meaningful life. Now I'm teaching my own children these skills on our little homestead in Montana. I am a Master Gardener and a Master Naturalist and love helping others learn. I'm sharing these vintage skills here so you too can live a simple, more connected homemade life- one canning jar at a time!

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