farmstead

In your considerations, what did you have planned to do if you did end up buying a farmstead?

If you sit in the scenic car then, you will see one of those farmstead perhaps every hour.

Once you pick an area a real estate agent can help you find someone's old wilderness retreat or abandoned farmstead.

Ham radio might work to link onesie-twosie farmstead communities, but not for millions of people.

Living on a farmstead wasn't really a thing until relatively recently in history.

The way things are going, its possible that the farmstead lifestyle will be one of the highest standards of living available to the common man.

My grandfather fed my father from their farmstead in Iowa.

I actually visited Hill Farmstead Brewery last month in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.

Hill Farmstead is a very interesting case.

I’ve heard of people who go start a farmstead.

The Farmstead Act (et al), New Deal, Great Society, ACA, IRA, etc.

A local university ran some numbers a while back and noted that the early farmstead plots in the US were not large enough to support a farm for long, even at that time.

By "the location and surroundings" I don't just mean the farmstead or whatever.

That doesn't preclude "rugged individualists" from living in the mountains in a cabin full of guns, and remaining safe as long as they stay out of the focused attack of one of the Great Powers or some band if brigands, but it does mean all the regular farmers will want a feudal lord to protect them, rather than living in an undefended farmstead somewhere (as one might do if there weren't constant warfare).

Any of Alchemist, Hill Farmstead, or Lawsons would be an uproar, and they’re all within like 60 miles of each other.