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Homesteading
Homesteading is about reclaiming independence and creating a life where you can meet your own needs. It is the freedom of gathering fresh eggs in the morning, storing food you grew yourself, and knowing that your water and power are truly your own. Whether you are just beginning or running a full off-grid homestead, the right tools make the work more rewarding. At Wild Oak Trail, we have gathered trusted supplies that real homesteaders use every day to build lasting security and self-reliance.
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Amish-Made Chicken Coops
Raising chickens is one of the most rewarding ways to start homesteading. A solid coop means healthy birds, protection from predators, and a steady supply of fresh eggs.
OverEZ Chicken Coops
Raise chickens with Amish-crafted strength and easy assembly. OverEZ makes homesteading EZ.
The Hen House Collection
Offers spacious and ventilated designs that give growing flocks a safe and productive home.
Propane Heaters
Staying warm in winter is essential for off-grid living, and propane heaters are dependable when electricity is not an option.
Martin Heaters
Provide steady direct-vent heat with Martin Heaters, keeping your home comfortable without the grid.
Dickinson Marine
For cabins, tiny homes, and mobile living, Dickinson Marine Heaters offer compact, efficient warmth designed to fit small spaces.
Food Preservation
Every harvest is the result of hard work, and storing it well means your food lasts long after the season ends.
Harvest Right Freeze Dryers
Preserve flavor, nutrients, and texture in everything from fruits and vegetables to meats and full meals. With decades-long shelf life, they give homesteaders stocked pantries and the confidence of knowing food is always on hand.
Growing & Gardening
A thriving garden is at the heart of every homestead. It brings fresh food to the table and reduces reliance on the grocery store.
Riverstone Industries Greenhouses & Compost Bins
Grow more in any climate with sturdy greenhouses, raised beds that boost soil health and yields, and compost bins that turn waste into rich fertilizer. Riverstone Industries gives you the foundation for year-round food security.
Refrigeration & Cooling
Safe food storage and comfortable living conditions are part of true self-reliance.
Sunstar Solar Fridge & Freezers
Sunstar Solar Fridge and Freezers run on solar or standard power, making them dependable off-grid appliances.
HotSpot Solar Air Conditioners
In hot climates, HotSpot Solar Air Conditioners provide cooling directly from solar panels so you can stay comfortable without draining batteries or relying on the grid.
Solar Power & Energy Independence
Energy independence is one of the most powerful parts of homesteading. With solar, your lights stay on, your freezers stay cold, and your tools keep running, all without a utility bill.
Bluetti
A favorite among homesteaders who want expandable systems that can grow with them.
EcoFlow
Recharge incredibly fast and connect into whole-home setups. A strong choice if you want true backup security.
Jackery
Lightweight and easy to carry, Jackery power stations are the go-to's for small-home homesteaders.
Mango Power
Mango Power packs large capacities that can handle high-demand appliances. Great for full-sized families.
Anker Solix
Compact designs and user-friendly interfaces, a good fit for homesteaders who want dependable power.
Hysolis
Built for demanding conditions and capable of powering larger equipment, best for those with hard daily use.
Lion Energy
With lithium batteries built for thousands of cycles, their products will last you for years.
Nature's Generator
Their plug-and-play approach makes getting started with solar straightforward, even for solar newbies.
Rich Solar
Rich Solar gives you the building blocks to create or expand a customized solar setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you need for homesteading?
Food, clean water, reliable energy, waste management, and the tools that make daily life sustainable.
What does homesteading mean?
It’s about reclaiming independence by producing your own food, water, and power while reducing reliance on outside systems.
What is a modern day homesteader?
Someone who grows food, raises animals, preserves harvests, and often lives partly or fully off-grid.
Is homesteading a sustainable lifestyle?
Yes. It reduces waste, promotes renewable energy, and builds long-term resilience.