If you're a homesteader, prepper, or just a handyman (or handywoman), chances are you've run into the problem from time to time of what to do with sawdust at the end of a woodworking project.

You don't want just to throw it away because of a nagging feeling in your gut that every handful of that awesome and aromatic dust could be useful in some way.

As it turns out, that gut feeling is correct. There are a ton of ways sawdust can be utilized to make life around your homestead more liveable, from helping out in the garden to getting your wood stove going in the winter.

It'll even help you cook your meats to flavorful perfection if you know what you're doing.

So why not hold onto that dust on your next project and try one of the tricks listed on the next page? After the break check them out for yourself.

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