Winter is coming, and we're rethinking some of the ways we do things on our homestead!  As we transition from fall into winter here in North Idaho, we're looking at everything from livestock and food storage to daily chores and what it really means to become more self-sufficient.  Whether you're new to homesteading or you've been doing this for years, we hope this conversation encourages you to rethink your priorities and embrace the season you're in.  What's one thing you're rethinking or do...

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