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Make healthier life choices to heal yourself and the environment through self-sufficiency.
Holistic Homesteading by Roxanne Ahern provides the tools for living slowly, intentionally, and better through permaculture, edible gardening, and organic farming.
About the author
Roxanne Ahern is a writer, homesteader, holistic nutritionist, and permaculture designer. She consults with clients on nutrition, edible gardening, homesteading, and farming.
Summary
Make healthier life choices to heal yourself and the environment through self-sufficiency. Holistic Homesteading by Roxanne Ahern provides the tools for living slowly, intentionally, and better through permaculture, edible gardening, and organic farming.
Foreword
Roxanne is part of a community of Homesteaders and Homemakers who contribute to the “Simple Living Collection,” a seasonal digital resource full of beautifully photographed tutorials and guides that teach traditional skills and handicrafts for people who are craving a slower and more intentional way of life.
TheSimpleLivingCollective has 30.8K followers on instagram and growing - established in 2020. This community is full of influencers who help one another by sharing and supporting each other's work. Some of the accounts that participate are 1000 Hours Outside (247K Followers), A Wilder Child (30.5K Followers), and Little Pine Learners (95K). These accounts have large followings on Instagram as well as Facebook and are open to collaborations. Roxanne is also a writer and contributes to other prominent homesteading blogs such as Sustainable Dish, Sacred Cow and Grit Magazine
Her main personal platform is on Instagram - Happy Holistic Homestead, started in 2018 with 28.1K followers. The account has good engagement and is growing - from 300 to 6000 views on instagram photos videos. As the author begins to write this book she will be focusing her content to dovetail with what she is writing in her first book while she continues to grow her presence as an expert and leader in regenerative homesteading.
