Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! What a crazy month! I LOVE Christmas, but I have to admit, I am ready to get back to a normal schedule – and back to writing! I was looking over my blog for the past couple months and I have to apologize, I haven’t added much! I …
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Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! It has been such a crazy, busy week here on my mini farm. Baking, wrapping, last minute shopping – and frantically trying to fill some really big soap orders has really kept me on my toes! I love the holiday season, but I have to admit I’m looking forward …
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Hard to believe but the holidays are almost here – are you ready??? Unfortunately, I am one of those last minute kind of people. Every year I say I’m going to do it up early but life always gets in the way doesn’t it? If you are looking for …
**UPDATE for March 2018 Amy has released a new version of her popular book – now in FULL COLOR so you can really appreciate her gorgeous gardens!** When I found out that one of my favorite garden bloggers, Amy Stross from Tenth Acre Farm was writing a book, I couldn’t wait to get my hands …
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop #112! Thanks for stopping by to see this week’s great ideas & recipes. Be sure to check back all week long as new, great articles are added every day! If you are here to share your great ideas – welcome! Link back to our hop, and we will be sharing …
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop #111! Thanks for stopping by to see this week’s great ideas & recipes. Be sure to check back all week long as new, great articles are added every day! If you are here to share your great ideas – welcome! Link back to our hop, and we will be sharing …
If you own fiber rabbits you know that keeping their coats clean and mat free can be a very time-consuming job. For the most part, there are three ways of harvesting the fibers – plucking, shearing & combing. They can all be done humanely and above all, none should cause the rabbit any harm …
Fall on the homestead is a transition season. For the most part the garden has been put to bed, the harvest canned and stored. Just like your garden harvest, you will notice your egg harvest vastly decreases as we come to the end of “egg season”. In our modern world with 24 hour grocery stores we …
I am so excited to announce that I am now a co-host of the Homestead Blog Hop along with a great group of wonderful ladies! I have always found a lot of inspiration and great ideas here and I know you will too! In case you don’t know what a blog hop is, let me break it …
Ducks make a wonderful addition to any backyard farm. They are curious & friendly with such sweet little faces! You know they are super cute, but did you know these 11 Amazing Facts About Ducks? Ducks can sleep with one eye open Ducks can turn off half of their brain while keeping the other half …