by Melina Ann | Jan 28, 2020 | Chickens, Homesteading, Livestock
Winter Animal Manure When it is cold outside the worst chore for me is dealing with all the animal manure. Let me share with you some tips for handling this stinky half-frozen poop. How To Deal With Animal Poop In The Winter Chickens – Use the Deep...
by Melina Ann | Jan 27, 2020 | Homesteading
What To Do To Your Woodlot In Early Winter We just finished with the hustle and bustle of spring, summer, and fall. Now that early winter is upon us it is nice to have a break from those seemingly endless chores. Most of our homestead is on auto piolet at this time of...
by Melina Ann | Jan 26, 2020 | Homesteading
What To Do To Your Barn In Early Winter The wind is getting cold and the ground is starting to freeze. Early winter is upon us. There are 2 main things you need to be focusing on during this time. Woodlot Barn Barn Chores For Early Winter Let’s...
by Melina Ann | Jan 25, 2020 | Homesteading
What To Do To Your Orchard In Early Winter Woooo Hooooo!!!! ***excited*** Winter is upon us and early winter means getting your seasonal homestead chores completed. There are many areas on your homestead farm that need to be focused on right now. Join me for my Early...
by Melina Ann | Jan 25, 2020 | Homesteading
NEW VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE AND MY WEBSITE EVERY DAY! Shooting videos today for the next few weeks. Join me as I talk about the middle of winter chores that we complete on the homestead. With everything that goes into running a homestead or farm, you can get easily...
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.
Recent Comments