Prosperity Homestead

26:52

Your garden of Eden in sandy hard soil

Prosperity Homestead ·

2026/02/19

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15:55

Every community deserves a garden

Prosperity Homestead ·

2026/02/17

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29:07

The organic integrity crisis

Prosperity Homestead ·

2026/02/12

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27:52

Thoughtful questions to ask about off grid solar

Prosperity Homestead ·

2026/01/22

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15:57

Why farm subsidies are not the answer

Prosperity Homestead ·

2025/12/10

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34:02

surviving your homestead in tough times

Prosperity Homestead ·

2024/10/04

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13:06

Why wait to mow your grass? A magic 50F

Prosperity Homestead ·

2024/03/21

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18:54

Escape Wall Street to Your Secluded Mountain Retreat

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/12/22

Has Wall Street's rollercoaster led to dreams of seclusion and relaxation? Have circumstances caused you to consider living alternatives?The banking and financial services industry is laying off thousands. Every pay band is impacted, including top earners. It's a sign of things to come.If you want to hedge against the coming chaos, do this now. It starts with a written plan that focuses on outcomes and fast-track implementation.There are many things to consider before off-grid living. Don't blow

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27:09

Delivering Community Value Through Meaningful...

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/12/18

Are you an ecologically minded landscaper, excavator, environmental consultant, or tree services company? Do you want more customers who pay, stay, and refer?Customers who are interested in sound ecological and environmentally friendly services. This message extends to solar contractors, HVAC, and home services contractors.I summarize a mastermind call with ecological solutions providers in today's episode. Discover a six-point foundational approach to selling more ecologically minded solutions

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15:44

Discover the Practical Application of Ecology and...

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/12/14

Do you want a homestead without the expense? Do you want your homestead to be less work each year? Pay close attention.This is possible when you design with ecology and respect for natural resources. Working makes starting a homestead with less money easier.The application of this knowledge is the true demonstration of its value. Don't watch another video without doing the exercise in this episode.To be good stewards of land brings much more than cultivating, controlling, or developing. Do you

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10:38

Respondnig to Natural Disaster with a Solutions Mindset

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/12/04

Problems will happen on your homestead. Do you have the skills to resolve them?

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21:09

A curation approach to clearing fence lines

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/11/18

Are you working hard, or working smart? The smart way to work stacks function to solve many problems with fewer inputs. This approach helps you clear fence lines, trails, or open habitat while enhancing functionality. When you curate land you increase resources each year. There is a time and place to clear land, but clearing is not always necessary. The forest itself is great habitat and shelter for many types of livestock. Pigs, goats, sheep, cows, and even chickens can live in the forest. Your

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16:50

Throw away your string trimmer and leaf blower

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/11/17

Have the balls to design for humans rather than consumer goods. Unless you are a landscaper by trade, you are likely using string trimmers and leaf blowers the wrong way. These devices are sold by challenging your manhood, yet make you look weak. Do this to never blow another leaf, yet have your yard leafless. Do this to eliminate the need to string trim. You can have a lawn and still be holistic. While I’d rather you have a pasture, you don’t have to make so much noise and cause distraction to have

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18:36

How the Government Lies About Food Insecurity

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/10/31

According to a National Health Survey, in 2021, 5.9% of adults aged 18 and over livered in families experience food insecurity. Such studies are misleading. Yet useful government lies to increase food subsidy programs. I'm sure this episode will be fact check because the media is in on it.Remember, carrots don't advertise, neither do potatoes. But the food industrial complex does. So do fast food chains and grocery stores.Using statistics in this way is a form of government control to consolidate

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18:26

So you’ve bought land, now what?

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/10/22

It’s very easy to get drawn into the homesteading movement. Especially with all the great helping people with new ideas. There is also the food security, sense of community, and opportunities to learn. But now you have land, what’s next. Before you hire any expert to work with you, there are many low cost solutions to get ideas. From your local college, extension offices, or federal departments, they all have programs. You can have people do studies, or give you ideas. Yet there is something far

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19:12

Start homesteading today with no money

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/10/21

What if you could have land that paid for itself? Not because you extracted resources, but instead because you were a good steward. A homestead that provides for you and your family in 12-months or less. That’s what this episode is about. Start homesteading today. Transition from the daily grind you face to a life of peace and abundance. Do this starting today without owning land, without a lot of money, and without all the headaches many others face. Avoid these common homesteading mistakes that

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17:58

Farm Safety Plan? Common Farm Dangers to Avoid

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/09/24

Farming is dangerous. And with economic uncertainty, it becomes even more dangerous. Would you be able to handle any of these common farm dangers? Most homesteaders and small farms wouldn’t have a clue.With this approach, you can protect the physical security of family members. You can stay safe from trespassing, wild animals, theft, and other common farm dangers.Will you be ready for problems that will arise?To learn more about running a prosperous homestead, join us at

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23:37

Who Makes Their Homesteading Dreams a Reality

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/09/11

Do you have what it takes to start a homestead or small farm? In today's episode, I provide a profile of who comes to us for homesteading skills. The profile of those who start successful homesteads and small farms is clear. They are willing to invest in experience and immediate adjustments in lifestyle.These changes bring them closer to a homestead that increases in value. There are certain things they do before buying land. That's not what you might see from homesteading creators.Popularity isn't

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34:38

Grow grass annoyingly fast the natural way

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/09/03

DO NOT DO THIS IN AN URBAN SPACE. You can grow grass for fodder, feed, or wildlife using this complete approach. Grass that grows feet in weeks, providing calories, habitat, and erosion control. This system is completely free. You don’t need to buy expensive fertilizers, toxic herbicide, or buy special tools. I share how to manage grassland spaces. Use this to restore land, create habitat, start a forest, or feed animals. Share this with other homesteaders. Stop killing your grass by managing it

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4:16

Insight on Energy Savings HVAC Settings

Prosperity Homestead ·

2023/09/02

An excerpt from a permaculture design energy audit discussion. Your feeling of room temperature is situational. Save energy by setting your thermostat higher and spending more time outside.Energy Star recommendations are to set your thermostat at 78 degrees for air conditioning and 70 degrees for heat. This setting saves households $2,200 a year.I prefer cooler temperatures, so I set my thermostat to 68 degrees in the winter. Yet, my body adapts to higher temperatures in the summer. As a result, my

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