by Melina Ann | Jan 15, 2020 | Chickens, DIY, Homesteading, Turkeys
In today’s video, I will share with you how to DIY a turkey coop, run, or roost. Being self-sufficient on the farm or homestead is one thing that makes us homesteaders. Living off the land, foraging, husbandry, cutting our own wood for heat and cooking,...
by Melina Ann | Jan 13, 2020 | Chickens, Homesteading
In today’s video, I am sharing with you my chicken laying an egg. Being self-sufficient on the farm or homestead is one thing that makes us homesteaders. Living off the land, foraging, husbandry, cutting our own wood for heat and cooking, gardening, canning,...
by Melina Ann | Jan 12, 2020 | Chickens, DIY, Homesteading, Turkeys
In today’s video, I will share with you how to DIY a turkey roost. Being self-sufficient on the farm or homestead is one thing that makes us homesteaders. Living off the land, foraging, husbandry, cutting our own wood for heat and cooking, gardening, canning,...
by Melina Ann | Jan 9, 2020 | Chickens, Homesteading
In today’s video, I will teach you the things you need to do to winterize your coop and keep your flock of chickens warm and super cozy all winter long. Being self-sufficient on the farm or homestead is one thing that makes us homesteaders. Living off the land,...
by Melina Ann | Jan 8, 2020 | Chickens, Homesteading
In today’s video, I will teach you the things you need to do to keep your flock of chickens warm all winter. Being self-sufficient on the farm or homestead is one thing that makes us homesteaders. Living off the land, foraging, husbandry, cutting our own wood...
In 2018, our family decided to move from the city to a 40-acre farm in rural Illinois to begin homesteading. We bought a retired bed and breakfast on 40 acres and are actively homesteading our property. Three generations live in this beautiful, bountiful space in peace and harmony as we take this amazing journey together.
We are learning as we go and sharing our journey with you.
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