Discover the Practical Application of Ecology and Natural Resources

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 understand hydrology? What about the solar aspect?Without study, it's hard to bridge the topic of ecology with what typical landowners experience. Too many new homesteaders designed by brute force.Many will build a homestead without considering solar aspects, forest composition, or water usage. They spend more, require extra materials, and are unhappy with their new life.When you understand how nature works, it's easier to reconnect with abundance. You'll discover practices that improve the value of your land.Homesteads and small farms can lead the way in regenerative practices. Are you ready to take up this charge?In today's episode, I mention taking a survival course to understand the power of nature better. You'll learn how working with nature gets nature working for you.Want a crash course on ecology and human interactions? I recommend the "Survival Essentials Workshop" with Scott Vernon at https://www.sustainablehomestead.com/ecommerce/december-27-31-survival-standard.htmlNo matter how you do it, working with nature saves you time and improves your success.There are a lot of hard ways to homestead. For those who want food security and abundance, join us at https://www.prosperityhomestead.org/newsletter/#StartHomestead #EcologicalDesign #PermacultureDesign #RegenerativeFarming #regenerativeagriculture--For more resources for permaculture design and regenerative farming, as well as breaking even on your small farm, visit https://www.prosperityhomestead.org/newsletter/