2025 Homesteading Planner Printable (Free Download)

Looking for a homesteading planner to help keep your life in order? This 60-page 2025 Homestead Planner has everything you need. 

From daily chores and seasonal tasks to the big goals that keep your homestead growing, it’s here to help you stay on top of it all.

What’s Included in the 60-Page Homesteading Planner?

Big Picture Planning

• 2025 Homestead Vision: Start your year with purpose and clarity. Outline your goals, big dreams, and what you hope to accomplish on your homestead.
• Monthly Homestead Plans: Break your vision into actionable monthly tasks to keep yourself on track.
• Homestead Design Plan: Plan structures, new projects, or long-term property goals.
• Project Planner: Map out specific projects with detailed action plans, timelines, and resources needed to bring them to life.
• Seasonal Planner: Align your goals and projects with the rhythms of seasonal living.
• 12-Page 2025 Calendar: A full calendar to track big events, important dates, and project milestones.
• 2025 Homestead Reflection: Look back at the year—what worked, what didn’t, and what lessons you learned.

Monthly, Weekly, and Daily Organization

• Monthly Planner: Plan your month with a clear overview of priorities, projects, and goals.
• Weekly Planner: Break down weekly tasks and focus on what needs attention each day of the week.
• Daily Chore Chart: Stay on top of day-to-day responsibilities to keep your homestead running smoothly.
• To-Do List: A simple space for managing priorities and checking off tasks.

Kitchen and Food Management

• Weekly Meal Plan: Organize meals around your garden bounty and pantry supplies.
• Recipe Card: Save and record your favorite homestead recipes.
• Bulk Food Inventory: Track essential staples for your homestead kitchen.
• Pantry Inventory: Keep tabs on canned, dry goods, and long-term food storage.
• Freezer Inventory: Organize frozen meats, veggies, and meals so nothing gets lost.
• Canning Inventory: Track jars of home-preserved food, including dates and quantities.
• Ferments Inventory: Log fermented foods like sauerkraut, kombucha, and pickles.
• Seasoning Inventory: Record spice mixes and homemade seasonings.
• Food Preservation Log: Track methods and results of freezing, fermenting, canning, and drying your own food.

Garden Planning and Record-Keeping

• Monthly Garden Tasks: Stay ahead of planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting month-by-month.
• Seed Inventory: Keep an organized list of seeds and what you need to order.
• Seed Starting Chart: Track seed starting dates, days to germination, and transplant schedules.
• Pest/Disease Chart: Record challenges in the garden and your best solutions for next time.
• Garden Harvest Log: Track what you grow, when you harvest, and the total yields.
• Garden Design Plan: Sketch your layout for crops, herbs, and perennials to maximize space and productivity.

Herbal and Natural Living

• Apothecary Inventory: Keep track of your herbal tinctures, salves, essential oils, and other natural remedies to ensure your apothecary is always well-stocked.
• Herbal Harvest Log: Record when and what you harvest from your herb garden to track availability and plan for future planting needs.
• Natural Remedies Log: Document the natural remedies you create or use, including recipes, effectiveness, and any adjustments for future batches.

Livestock Management

• Livestock Breeding Record: Log breeding schedules, pairings, and results.
• Livestock Birthing Record: Track births, weights, and notes for new livestock.
• Animal Feed Inventory: Keep tabs on feed supplies and when to replenish.
• Livestock Expense Tracker: Monitor feed, vet visits, and supplies costs.
• Livestock Health Record: Record vaccinations, treatments, and general health notes.
• Milk Production Record: Track daily and monthly milk yields for dairy animals.
• Egg Production Record: Log egg counts and monitor productivity over time.

Energy, Water, and Sustainability

• Firewood Tracker: Record how much firewood you’ve chopped, stacked, and burned each season.
• Energy Use/Savings Tracker: Track solar energy, fuel usage, and savings from on or off-grid power systems.
• Water Use/Rain Harvesting Tracker: Monitor water consumption, rain barrel levels, and well health.

Finances and Income

• Monthly Budget: Keep your homestead’s finances organized with income, expenses, and savings goals.
• Project Costs vs. Savings: Track project costs and compare them to savings over time.
• Homestead Income Tracker: Log sales of produce, eggs, handmade goods, or other homestead income streams.
• Barter/Trade Log: Record exchanges of goods and services—because bartering is often a big part of homesteading life.

Skills and Goals

• Skill Goals: Set goals for learning new homesteading skills—like soap-making, cheesemaking, or carpentry.
• Skill Progress Log: Track your progress as you build confidence in these new skills.
• Helpful Resources: Save notes about books, websites, and tools that inspire or help along the way.
• Goal Tracker: List your goals and outline an action plan for each one to stay focused and organized.

Notes and Contacts

• Notes: A space for brainstorming ideas, jotting reminders, or reflecting on progress.
• Contact List: Keep essential contacts organized—vets, suppliers, farmers, and neighbors.

Why This Homestead Planner is a Must-Have for 2025

This isn’t just another printable planner—it’s a hardworking, practical tool for managing the many moving parts of a homestead. Whether you’re tracking daily chores, monitoring livestock health, or planning your seed-starting dates, this homestead journal planner has a place for everything.

It’s perfect for:

• Staying organized during the critical turn of the year.
• Reducing overwhelm in the life of a busy homesteader.
• Tracking progress toward personal goals and homestead production.
• Saving money by catching costly money leaks and monitoring budgets.

Get Your 2025 Homesteading Planner

This 60-page printable planner is entirely free and designed for personal use. It’s a hardworking addition to any homestead—keeping you organized, intentional, and prepared for the year ahead.

Final Thoughts

Running a homestead is hard work, but it’s the good kind of hard—the kind that fills your days with purpose. The 2025 Homesteading Planner is here to help you keep the chores managed, the projects moving, and the goals in sight.

So print it off, grab your favorite pen, and make 2025 a year where the work gets done and the satisfaction runs deep. You’ve got this!