Discover the joys of homesteading as the author sets out to experience the satisfaction of making bread, keeping chickens, growing vegetables, and sewing clothing.

"Learn how to create an action plan for your backyard homestead, calculate expenses, and set accessible goals for every step in the process with easy-to-follow templates, checklists, tables, and step-by-step instructions. From testing your soil to figuring out how many crops you can plant in your backyard homestead, this is the most comprehensive guide for planning, visualizing your farming projects, and making the most efficient use of your space."...

This book was created by Altamont High School students. The book is about the Upper Country of Uinta Basin. Subjects are: building up the country, making do, making home run smoothly, from sagebrush to farms, medicine, school days and work and play. The book is compiled of interviews with pioneers living in the Upper Uinta Basin.

Michael W. Brown's collection of written histories and oral history transcripts about various pioneers, outlaws, and lifelong residents of Uintah County and the surrounding areas.