Building now
RAH House Build
The home at the center of the work. Decisions, systems and lessons will be documented as the build unfolds.
Root AwakeningHomestead
From the field
Observe.The working homestead journal
Follow the Homestead
Choices, changes and lessons from the land. We share the work as it becomes useful—not just the finished result.
One useful lesson at a time.
Happening at RAH Right Now
The house build and growing spaces are part of the current chapter. Pond, workshop and energy plans connect to the same wider system. Progress photographs and detailed project notes will be added as they are ready.
From the garden: our fire-ant method →Where we started → What is next
Lessons from three earlier homestead builds. This is our fourth.
Practical experience and a community-first approach, carried into this new chapter.
Building the Fountain homestead and sharing useful knowledge and local connections.
Project records, real photographs and opportunities to learn and participate.
A working landscape, many connected parts
Building now
The home at the center of the work. Decisions, systems and lessons will be documented as the build unfolds.
Planning & design
A natural-looking decorative pond, with useful questions about water, filtration and maintenance.
Future chapter
A separate larger pond for habitat and the working landscape. Planning notes will follow.
Building & learning
Beds, soil, food and garden methods. Start with the published fire-ant treatment article.
Journal coming soon
A place for repairs, tools and making. Real project photographs and progress notes are coming.
Planning
Working toward practical energy resilience. Designs and tested results will be shared when ready.
Ongoing direction
Water, soil, habitat and useful infrastructure considered as relationships across the property.
Planning
Animals as part of the wider homestead system. Choices and observations will be documented.
Observing & learning
Notice what is already here. Seasonal observations, useful plants and wildlife notes will grow here.

Mib’s Observation
When a system is struggling, don’t stop at the symptom. Follow the relationships toward the root.
From our published fire-ant article. The same question belongs in the garden, the workshop and the wider homestead.
Follow the work, share useful experience and help us build local connections.
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