The old-world methods the Plain folks have used for generations to keep more of what a small farm earns — without buying a single new thing.
You didn't start a small place to hand your money to the feed store, the utility, and the hardware aisle. But that's where it keeps going.
A sack of layer feed keeps creeping up, and the flock walks through it faster than it should.
Buckets in a dry spell, a pump you're afraid to run, a bill for water that falls out of the sky for free.
Birds down in a July heat, mites in the coop, a cracked pipe, a repair you paid someone else to do.
The store, the grid, the vet, the “expert.” It never quite feels like your own place pays you back.
They cooled a coop with no power, watered a flock for pennies, cleared the mites without a thing you'd fear near an egg, and grew half the feed in the ditch. Not because they were poor — because they were free.
The Amish Farm & Home Manual is 150 of those methods, laid out plain — what you need, what it costs, how it's done, and the honest dollar it saves. One book. One shelf. A lifetime of keeping more of what you earn.
Pull up last year's feed receipts and vet bills. These are the costs most small homesteads quietly tolerate — and what the Manual shows you how to stop paying.
Every number here has a method in the Manual — with the materials, the sources, and the steps. $47 once pays for itself the first month; the rest stays on your place, season after season.
Your number will be your own — it depends on your setup, your climate, and how many of the 150 methods you put to work. This is what's kept money on real ground, not a promise.
| The Manual — 150 numbered methods · 13 sections · 200+ heirloom-illustrated pagesKills the bleed to the feed store, the utility, the vet, the hardware aisle | $77 |
| Bonus ① — The First-Weekend Farm Fixes (3 quick wins)Proof it works, this Saturday | $19 |
| Bonus ② — The Homestead Savings Ledger (printable)See exactly what each method puts back in your pocket | $19 |
| Bonus ③ — The Plain Materials Sourcing SheetWhere to buy every material for the least money | $14 |
| Bonus ④ — The Seasonal Almanac Wheel (launch only)What to do on the homestead, month by month | $21 |
| Bonus ⑤ — Lifetime updates, every future edition freeNever out of date | $21 |
| Large-print edition + audio companionFor tired eyes, or listening while you work | $18 |
| Total value | $189 |
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The first sack of feed you don't buy has already paid for it.
The Amish ram-pump trick that lifts water uphill with no motor and no power — plus keeping the drinker cold in a heat wave for six dollars.
→ Inside: the two-valve build, the honest limits, the dry-spell kit.
Kill every mite, fly, and mosquito around the coop without a thing you'd fear near an egg you're going to eat.
→ Inside: the roost trick, the $7 bee-safe fix, the night-check.
The free summer forage in the ditch, the grain swap, the plants that feed the flock and come back forever.
→ Inside: what to cut, what's poison, the $340/month swap.
Three quick wins you can do this Saturday — so you feel the money stay in your pocket before you've read chapter two.
A printable page to track what each method saves. Watch the year add up in black ink.
Every material in the book, and the cheapest honest place to get it.
A month-by-month map of the homestead year. Included free during the launch; sold separately after.
Every future edition, free, forever. Buy it once.
Every method has been run on real ground for generations — and every one carries a real dollar figure, an honest limit, and a plain safety word. Where a thing only works in the right climate, it says so. Where a remedy has to be safe for the hens and the eggs, it is. Being right is the whole point.
Read it. Put one method to work. If The Amish Farm & Home Manual doesn't show you how to save more than you paid, email us within 30 days for a full refund — and keep the First-Weekend Farm Fixes as our thanks for giving it a fair try.
We built this to save you money. We'll stand behind that.
This is not a book about becoming Amish. It's a book about keeping more of what your farm earns.
One bag of feed you don't buy. One vet call you skip. One repair you do yourself. It's already paid for — and everything after that is money that stays on your place, season after season, for the rest of your life on that ground.
It's an instant digital book — a PDF you download the moment you buy, plus a large-print edition and an audio companion. Read it on your phone, tablet, computer, or print the pages you use. It's yours forever, and it never gets lost in the mail.
Most work anywhere; a few depend on your zone or your setup, and the book tells you straight where each one stops. When in doubt, it points you to your own local extension office for your county.
No. Every one of the 150 methods is cheap, plain, and step-by-step — what you need, what it costs, and how it's done. Most use what you already have or a few dollars of materials. No special gear, no guesswork.
Not at all. “The Plain way” here means the method — the old, cheap, self-reliant way of doing a thing. There's no doctrine in it. It's a farm book, plain and simple.
Every order includes a large-print edition and an audio companion, at no extra cost — so you can read it easy or listen while you work.
Then you don't pay. Email us within 30 days for a full refund and keep the First-Weekend Farm Fixes with our thanks. No hard feelings.
Launch price is $47 — then it's $77, and the Seasonal Almanac Wheel comes out of the bundle.
The launch price of $47 (and the free Seasonal Almanac Wheel) end soon — after that it's $77. If the first method you try doesn't save you more than you paid, you get every dollar back within 30 days. There's no risk in seeing for yourself.