The 15 Best States for Homesteading in 2024
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Switching over to a homesteading lifestyle will be hard for those that have never done any field work themselves, as homesteading implies a lot of agricultural work, gardening and a ton of crafting which not everyone is capable of doing.
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The top 15:
Alaska
Connecticut
Wyoming
Montana
Arizona
Michigan
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Oregon
Maine
Florida
Arkansas
Idaho
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CONNECTICUT? NOT EVEN CLOSE! i just left there...beside taxes and high property costs..your neighbors or the town officials will hound you daily.
Northern Florida is the only place on this list you can grow year round. Have enough chill hours for fruit trees, grow citrus, avocados and brassicas in the winter and the traditional summer garden varieties in the summer. Central northern florida, away from the Coast and hurricanes.
If there were no canning lids to buy one day, I sure wouldn’t want to be in Alaska
I want to know that there’s always something growing that I can eat in a worst case scenario
not true at all.
Her accent had me thinking it was going to be talking about states in Australia or something lol
The headline says 2024 but the info is 2023. Still, the information is helpful for someone starting research on their homesteading plan.
Presently, I don't reside in any of the states you listed. However, I wouldn't mind having property in several of them. Thank you for your video content.
I'd be careful about Arizona because of the fact they really aren't off grid friendly.
yes they are. are you crazy.
@@renehill3351 Arizona is one of the worst states for off-grid solar. The laws are written to make it illegal for a home not to be connected to the electric grid. On top of that, Arizona charges a “solar tax” to people with grid-connected solar.
@@Nightowl5454 not sure where you get your info. but thats not true. I have a lot of friends that live there and are doing it off grid and have solar. Where are you getting your info? besides New Mexico Arizona is like a mecca for this lifestyle. Even just a simple google search will tell you your wrong. People all over Arizona live off grid with solar with no problem. I even asked my friends after you commented and none of them have even heard of being required to be connected to the grid...thats just flat out completely incorrect.
i think you have your states mixed up. Arizona is one of the best states for solar/ off grid/ homesteading states out there.
Why is Iowa not in this this is outrageous
Because it's THEIR list and not YOUR list
Because it’s freezing and the growing days are far too short
You can’t grow food in Iowa from November through April
@@heatheringram2976 Yes but greenhouses works. But thats OK, we dont want a large population.
Shhh, lets keep us a secret shall we. No need to overpopulate.
You might want to look up the word “Homesteading” in a good American dictionary!
you might wanna try not being as asshole before you die.
Where the he'll do they find these narrators?
Sorry we don't meet your standards :)
what's wrong with the narrators?
Why is a Brit accent talking about American homesteads? Smh
why are you ignorant.
Because she's an awesome and kind person and it doesn't really matter where you're from when you're doing your job right.
@@Agronomagwhy waist time responding that. It's ignorant people that comment stuff like that
Arkansas is pronounced like "Are-Can-Saw" not like "Are-Kansas"
I thought it was are-kin-saw
The video maker is not from the U.S. that’s why she just picked random states without even knowing what homesteading means, let alone pronounce the state names correctly.
Probably a bot...a foreign bot
Florida!? Lmao. Nope. Super expensive and the sandy soil, can’t grow anything.
Total BS
Let’s see: No work in Michigan, that’s pays a decent salary. Arizona main issue is WATER, it’s a desert! Montana is NOT CHEAP! Low wages and can have very long periods of drought. Tennessee is very expensive because everyone has been moving there for quite a while! No work in WV either and it’s pretty expensive! Oregon super liberal, low wages and expensive land prices! I wish people that made these videos knew what they were talking about and knew how to pronounce the states! Florida is cheap? No it’s not and the cost of living is expensive! Lots of people have moved there in recent years and lots are moving out!
Idaho is ruined ! Over populated and there simply is not enough of an employment infrastructure to support yourself cuz land and homes are expensive! I lived in most of these states and know what I’m talking about. KY has bad drug problems and pretty bad healthcare!
absolutely correct approach to analysis. There are a lot of deliberators on any issue.
@@Preciousaccordingto977Idaho overpopulated? It's always funny to me when spoiled Americans complain about some states being overpopulated or "full", check population densities in European countries, Great Britain for exemple, and there's still plenty of people in Europe living happily.
Almost none of this information makes sense.
you find anything impossible huh lol. Lots of people homestead in Arizona..its one of the most popular places to do it. Its 2024...water is not an issue lol.And Florida is cheap as f..k