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Micro-farming is small scale farming when you live in the suburbs or even on a rural plot of land, but you only have less than three acres available.

Modern homesteading is the act of transforming a household from a unit of consumption to a unit of production. Here are 5 reasons why homesteaders in the suburbs are making the switch.

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In today's fast world, many people want to connect with nature and control their food. Backyard farming in suburbs is becoming popular.

Learn about the many food and fiber options for small-space homesteading in How to Start a Backyard Farm. There are more than what you think!

You don't need to move out to the middle of nowhere to grow all (or most) of your own food. There's a common misconception that to be "self-reliant" you need to live miles from your

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Homesteading can be done almost anywhere, including in the suburbs. If you have some land, you can grow a small garden and even raise animals.

Suburban homesteading isn't about a garden's size or mass solar panels. As this woman's 45 years of experience shows, it's a lifestyle.

Not only can suburban homesteading be done, there are so many thing you can do to be come self-reliant you won't believe!