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Homesteading Podcast That Helps You Regenerate Your Land While Building Meaningful Community

This homesteading podcast is about increasing your abundance. Grow your lands value, utility, and function with a homestead of your own. Reconnect with land of your own.

Title Prosperity Homestead in white letters over House in background

Transform your home into food security, safety, and a higher quality of life.

  • Better enjoy your land without expensive construction,
  • Cultivate community through entertaining and involvement,
  • Increase property values without harming the environment,
  • Grow delicious healthy food in less time and with fewer inputs,

Helping affluent homeowners and communities increase property values through ecologically sound solutions. Management best practices for your small farm, homesteads, or estates.

Join Thousands of Land Owners and Homesteaders Who Want More Enjoyment From Their Land

Listen to this homestead podcast on your favorite podcasting platform, or subscribe to our announcement list below. Available from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Audible, Podcast Addict, Castbox, PodBay, etc.

Unlock your land’s total value and enjoyment, whether you have five or 50+ acres. This homesteading podcast shows permaculture principles, discover insights to manage a farm, hunting, homestead, or recreational land.

Frequently Ask Questions About This Homesteading Podcast

  1. How often do you publish content?
    • Because my primary focus is raising goats, ducks, and consulting services, I create homesteading podcast content sporadically. It takes time to edit videos and most of that time is spent with clients.
  2. Do you have a video podcast?
  3. What topics do you cover beyond homesteading?
    • I’m big on land management, regenerative agriculture, and the business of homesteading. You’ll learn about bootstrapping a family retreat, hunting land, and other land use prior to homesteading.
    • There is a focus on home economics. The skills of having a well ran household. Topics including food preservation, fermentation, daily management, and homestead design.
  4. What unique perspective do you offer?
    • Our focus is financially breaking even on your small farm or homestead. This homesteading podcast helps make money from your land, have a commercially viable farm, and deliver professional services from your home.
    • Justin Hitt has more than 30-years of organic gardening and ecological conservation management. A permaculture design certification and a Virginia Master Naturalist. Plus decades of project management experience.
  5. Who should subscriber to your homesteading podcast?
    • Subject-matter experts who want to be away from travel, cities, and live in rural relaxation while making a full time income. Professionals who want to get back to the land without giving up career advancement.
    • Affluent families who want to create a legacy. Building a safe environment for children with outdoor education and experiences. Growing family memories as much as food security.
    • Service professionals looking to reduce taxes, enhance lifestyle, and build a legacy to retire into. They want weekend enjoyment as they transition into a memorable headache-free homestead.
    • Land owners with five or more acres, including property developers, who want to restore natural habitat. Those who want to apply regenerative agriculture, work with nature, and create ecological abundance.
  6. How many podcast episodes are there?
    • There are more than 700 video and audio podcast episodes since 2013. This includes course materials and special editions. My focus lately is cataloging these resources to make them easier to reference.
  7. What about starting a homestead with no money or land?
    • It is unrealistic and disingenuous to claim you can start a homestead with no money. You can apply homesteading and household management skills with no money. Assuming you already have land and a home.
    • Many of the boost strapping method taught require less money. However, the typical farm start-up costs between $500,000 and one-million dollars as of 2024. That’s why the financial aspects we discuss are so important.
    • Understand there are homesteading podcasts that outright lie about the work necessary to get meaningful results. They sell a fantasy of self-sufficiency that most people don’t enough hours in a day to learn.
    • What you’ll discover here are practical strategies to start and maintain your homestead that make money. They increase your potential to stay in this lifestyle. Beyond that you’ll create a vacation like property that fits your lifestyle.
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