Before I had my own homesteading blog, I would love to read homesteading and homemaking blogs. I loved to hear their stories and learn the things I needed to know to move my homestead forward.
And even now, I love to read other people’s experiences with homesteading in blogs and see their videos on YouTube. After all, we can all learn from each other’s ups and downs.
So today, I want to share with you my favorite homesteading blogs and why I love them. I have done this for the past 3 years, but the list changes each year.
Some of the list stays the same as these bloggers only get better with experience.
Some of the list changes because people stop blogging or just don’t make the cut.
Here are the lists from the past 2 years:
Top 20 Must Read Homesteading Blogs of 2018
My Top 20 Favorite Homesteading Blogs of 2017
And, without further ado, here is the list of this year (drumroll please). . .
Top 20 Binge Worthy Homesteading Blogs of 2019
1. The Prairie Homestead
Jill @ www.theprairiehomestead.com is a fun writer with a vast amount of knowledge when it comes to homesteading. She has written several e-books about natural homesteading and enjoys using essential oils often in her homestead. She has an awesome YouTube channel and recently released a homestead cooking course.
2. The Elliott Homestead
Shaye @ www.theelliotthomestead.com just wrote an awesome book called “Welcome to the Farm” in addition to her 2 table books. Her blog is fun and informative with great photography as well. She has a great YouTube channel and also runs a homestead cooking membership group.
3. Reformation Acres
Quinn @ www.reformationacres.com has a very informative and beautiful blog where she talks about homesteading life. She also has an amazing Etsy shop where she sells homemade goods and products.
4. Melissa K Norris
Melissa @ www.melissaknorris.com runs a blog, podcast and Academy that shares her wealth of knowledge on homesteading topics such as gardening, animals and preserving food. She also has an informative YouTube channel and has published several homesteading books.
5. Homestead Honey
Teri @ www.homestead-honey.com not only has an informative blog, but she also has e-books, coaching, mentorship programs and an Etsy shop.
6. The Rustic Elk
Danielle @ www.therusticelk.com writes her blog to inspire others to homestead, even as she is struggling to find her own ideal homestead.
7. Imperfectly Happy Homesteading
Tiffany @ www.imperfectlyhappy.com shares her triumphs and struggles about homesteading, homeschooling and everything she is learning along the way. She also posts a weekly list of free kindle books on homesteading topics.
8. The 104 Homestead
Jessica @ www.104homestead.com has a wide variety of homesteading topics on her blog, but she seems to love her goats the most. She also has written several helpful e-books.
9. A Farmish Kind of Life
Amy @ www.afarmishkindoflife.com shares her life as a mom and homesteader. She has also written a book to help guide her readers through homeschooling as well.
10. Attainable Sustainable
Kris @ www.attainable-sustainable.net shares her triumphs and struggles of her homestead in Hawaii.
11. The Upcycled Family
Beth @ www.theupcycledfamily.com has great tips for gardening, alternative health and she also homeschools her children in rural Kansas. She uses oils and herbs to take care of her family and animals.
12. Our Simple Homestead
Tracy Lynn @ www.oursimplehomestead.com helps her readers do what she and her husband did-get out of the rat race and back to the simple life on their homestead.
13. Common Sense Homestead
Laurie @ www.commonsensehome.com discusses homesteading, gardening, home remedies and health in her informational blog. She also has written e-books about these topics.
14. The Grow Network
Marjory @ www.thegrownetwork.com is very knowledgeable about the homesteading lifestyle, but also emphasizes non traditional health and healthcare information. She sells several DVDs, online courses and a membership site.
15. A Modern Homestead
Victoria @ www.amodernhomestead.com writes about homesteading skills and frugal living. She has an e-book that will help you save money on your grocery bill and make healthy meals for your family.
16. Fresh Eggs Daily
Lisa @ www.fresheggsdaily.com loves to talk about her chickens, but she is so much more than that! She has a tv show, several books and makes appearances around the country speaking to people about raising chickens.
17. Weed Em And Reap
Danielle @ www.weedemandreap.com has transformed her life and diet by growing her own food and raising her own animals. She does this on a one acre urban farm. She has a great YouTube channel too!
18. Piwakawaka Valley
Dana @ www.piwakawakavalley.com is a homesteader in New Zealand. And not only does she do all the homesteading stuff, but she is also a homeschooling mom of 3 and is a weekend nurse. Amazing!
19. The Fewell Homestead
Amy @ www.thefewellhomestead.com is an author, blogger, homesteader and the founder of Homesteaders of America. She lives in Virginia and blogs about homesteading, homemaking and being a Christian.
20. Pampered Chicken Mama (aka The Frugal Chicken)
Maat @ www.thefrugalchicken.com is an authority on backyard chicken keeping and homesteading. She has been featured in several media outlets and has a YouTube channel.
I hope you get the chance to check out all of these amazing bloggers. Just click on the links for each number to see their inspiring blogs.
It is good to follow other homesteading bloggers and YouTubers to give us inspiration and let us know that we are not alone in this journey.
We aren’t weird or strange for trying to live this lifestyle to the best of our abilities. Homesteading is a way of life that isn’t for everyone, but these bloggers love it and you will too!
Also, if you like Facebook, here is a list of homesteading related Facebook groups to join for more inspiration and help on your homesteading journey —> The Ultimate List of Homesteading Facebook Groups.
Thanks to these ladies for inspiring me and teaching me every day!
Who did I miss? Link your favorite homesteading bloggers in the comments below and I will check them out! And if you found this post helpful, please share. Thanks!
