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What did our ancestors use when they had wounds and sore muscles? I can tell you what they didn’t do; they didn’t run to Walmart and purchase an antibiotic ointment. Instead, our ancestors understood how to use herbs and other ingredients to create healing salves for what ailed them. Intrigued? I was, too! Learning how to heal your injuries with herbs and other items is a fundamental skill for any homesteader or prepper. So, let’s dive into what you need to know about healing salves. Balm Recipes Healing, Diy Salves And Balms, Homemade Salves And Balms, Healing Balm Recipe, Diy Healing Balm, Homemade Salve Recipes, Homemade Healing Salve, Herbal Salve Recipes, Dandelion Salve

Balm Recipes Healing

Diy Salves And Balms

Homemade Salves And Balms

Healing Balm Recipe

Diy Healing Balm

Homemade Salve Recipes

Homemade Healing Salve

Herbal Salve Recipes

Dandelion Salve

7 Homemade Healing Salve Recipes

What did our ancestors use when they had wounds and sore muscles? I can tell you what they didn’t do; they didn’t run to Walmart and purchase an antibiotic ointment. Instead, our ancestors understood how to use herbs and other ingredients to create healing salves for what ailed them. Intrigued? I was, too! Learning how to heal your injuries with herbs and other items is a fundamental skill for any homesteader or prepper. So, let’s dive into what you need to know about healing salves.

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Nettle Benefits

Vegetable Garden Backyard

Foraged Salad Greens from Your Own Backyard

Have you ever added weeds to your spring salads? If it feels weird to eat weeds, just call them "wildcrafted edibles". It turns out that some weeds are even more nutritious than homegrown garden greens, plus they're completely free! Here are 4 weeds to look for in your own backyard...

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20 Powerful Medicinal Herbs You Should Grow

Medicinal herbs not only add incredible flavor to your food but also offer powerful health benefits. Many are rich in antioxidants, which combat free radicals, anti-inflammatory compounds that reduce swelling and pain, and antiseptic properties that help fight infections. Herbs like turmeric, oregano, rosemary, and thyme can enhance your meals while supporting your overall well-being. Learn how to grow, harvest, and use these versatile herbs to boost both the flavor and health benefits of your cooking!

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Ice Cream Mint Chocolate Chip

Clean Eating For Kids

Ice Cream Mint

Gluten Free Snacks Recipes

Essential Oils For Kids

Dairy Free Ice Cream: Mint Chocolate Chip {with essential oils}

This mint chocolate chip dairy free ice cream is a family favorite at my house. If you keep the ingredients in stock, it's easy to whip up in the blender and add to the ice cream maker at the start of dinner. By the time dinner is over, there's a delicious frozen treat ready for dessert!

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Growing Vegetables From Seeds

Easy Vegetables To Grow

The Best Vegetables for First-Timers

Grow your garden with ease! Find out which vegetables are the simplest to start from seed, ideal for first-time gardeners.

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How To Grow Vegetables

Straw Bale

Homestead Farm

Growing Your Own Food

Grow Vegetables

Small Space Gardening: Smart Solutions for Growing Your Own Food

Discover how straw bale gardening can help you grow vegetables in small spaces. Learn more with our easy tips and tricks! #gardeninghacks #strawbalegardening

How to Age New Hardware with Vinegar - Roots & Boots

Here's how to age new hardware to give it a weathered patina. Making new look vintage, with vinegar.

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Easy Sugar Free Desserts

Sugar Free Desserts Easy

Blood Sugar Management

Cookies Sugar

Sugar Intake

17 Surprising Uses for Sugar

Discover 17 surprising uses for sugar beyond the kitchen! From cleaning tough stains and soothing burns to preserving flowers and deterring pests, sugar is a versatile tool for everyday problems. Perfect for preppers, homesteaders, and anyone looking to maximize pantry staples.

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How to Attach Knobs or Pegs to a Wall

If you've ever wondered how to attach knobs or pegs to a wall, you're going to love this easy solution. In our current farmhouse, we used this method to attach pegs to the laundry room wall for drying wet laundry. If we can do it, you can too...

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20 Vegetables That Grow In The Shade

Many cool-weather vegetables thrive in shady conditions, making them perfect for gardens with limited sunlight. Vegetables like spinach, lettuce, kale, and broccoli prefer cooler temperatures and can tolerate partial shade, allowing them to flourish in less sunny spots. The best part? You can plant them twice a year—in early spring and again in late summer—for multiple harvests. Learn how to grow these shade-loving veggies and enjoy fresh, homegrown produce in cooler seasons!