The ABCs of Homesteading: J is for ‘Jack-of-All-Trades Journeyman’

Reader Contribution by Tasha Greer and Reluxe Ranch

This is the eighth post in the ABCs of Homesteading series. Click here to read the rest of the series.

To be “Jack of All Trades” is to have a lot of different skill sets. A Journeyman is someone who has a professional level of competence at a particular skill or trade. Becoming a Jack of All Trades Journeyman, as in someone who has a professional level of competence at a lot of different skill sets, is key to being a good homesteader.

Homesteading skills used to be learned from birth to adulthood. However, in this technological age, many of us didn’t learn self-sufficiency as part of our usual education. So, new homesteaders have to make up for lost time which is easier to do with a skill-up strategy.

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