Our Life Up Here, The Scott Terry Show

Homestead Business Ideas (that don’t include selling food)

When most people think of ways to make money in the homestead, they think about selling food. In this episode, Scott gives ideas that are more outside the box Become a s

Getting the Homestead Ready for Winter

It’s time to think about getting your homestead ready for winter. Preparing now makes life a lot easier later! Website ourlifeuphere.com Freeze Drier Link https://affil

Our Basic Homestead Philosophy

In this episode Scott talks about the importance of remembering why you started, what his basic homestead philosophy is, the evolution of the current homestead, the tensi

Q&A Show 10/10/26

Scott answers questions about grinding venison, raising meat on a small acreage, deer hunting rifles and fruit tree pollination. Become a supporter of this podcast: http

Developing Back Up Plans That Actually Work

In this episode Scott talks about building emergency back up plans for your homestead that actually work. Including a real life example of when he didn’t follow his own r

Canning Meat on the Homestead

In this episode Scott talks about canning meats as means of preservation. Learn how easy it is to can venison, pork, and beef. The pressure canner I use https://link.ama

Saving Money Using Older Trucks and Tractors

Using older equipment,that you can actually work on, can save you serious money over the long run. Scott explains his strategy in this episode. Become a supporter of thi

Fall Projects on Our Homestead

In this episode, Scott talks about some of the projects going on this fall at the Terry homestead. ourlifeuphere.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.sp

Homestead Maple Production

Scott talks about homestead scale maple sugar production. He covers locating trees, sap collection and storage, boiling, bottling, and making granulated sugar. The Map

Remembering Wendell Berry

The great Wendell Berry has passed. Resilient Living Summit—> https://ourlifeuphere--resilientliving.thrivecart.com/resilient-living-all-access-pass--toolkit/6a8841aa51

Why We Use Raised Beds

At our homestead we have been adding a lot of raised beds. Scott explains why and what we are doing. Resilient Living Summit—> https://ourlifeuphere--resilientliving.t

Growing Tomatoes in a Greenhouse Experiment

This year we moved our homestead tomato production into a greenhouse. This is what we’ve learned so far. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/pod

Best Time Ever To Start A Direct To Consumer Business

Scott talks about why NOW is the best time to start a homestead based direct to consumer business. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/o

Q&A Show From Listener Emails

In this episode Scott answers questions on the hugleculture experiment , starting pepper seeds, choosing a chainsaw, farmers markets and more. Become a supporter of thi

New Technology We've Adopted and How We Think About Tech

Scott talks about a few new technology improvements we've made on the farmstead.  Also talks about how we should think about tech and how we should pick and choose what n

Dairy Goats vs Dairy Cows

Which is best for a homestead dairy animal, cows or goats? The answer is, it depends. In this episode Scott looks at the positives and negatives of both. https://youtub

5 Reasons Homesteaders Fail

After 21 years of helping people get into homesteading, these are the 5 biggest reasons why they fail. https://youtube.com/@ourlifeuphere Become a supporter of this po

Making Money during Christmas Season

Christmas season provides us with some extra income outside of our main season. Scott talks about what we do and why you might want to try it. Become a supporter of this

Episode 317 Borrowing Money for your Business

Scott talks about ways to establish credit and how to use it wisely for your business. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/our-life-up-h

Make Your Own Black Powder

Scott and his special guest Isaiah explain how to make your own black powder on the homestead. We cover ingredients, equipment, and how to make it step by step. Become a