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Natural Or Frustrated… “Common Sense” Homesteading
I have sucked at blogging in 2015. Now its 2016 and I was cleaning the barn thinking about why. You know why I have been so bad at it? It is because I want to help people and I was … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Homesteading
Tagged animal, animal care, animals, baby animals, bee, bee keeping, bees, children, eating well, failure, family, farm, farming, food, garden, gardening, goat, goat care, goats, homestead, homesteading, mentor, natural health, nigerian dwarf, nigerian dwarf goat, nigerian meadows, outdoors, success, teaching
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Feeding the High Producing Dairy Goat Part 2: The Gut
I had a hard time organizing my thoughts into an orderly fashion regarding feeding high production goats. There are so many factors, and they all inter-relate to make a whole. I know everyone is anxious for a magic formula with … Continue reading
Posted in Goats, Homesteading, Uncategorized
Tagged animal, animal care, animals, eating well, family, farm, farming, feeding goats, food, goat care, goat health, gut, gut and immune system, gut and parasites, gut and production, gut health, homestead, homesteading, nigerian dwarf goat, nigerian meadows, parsites
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Waking Up To 2015!
A whole new year is ahead! Can you believe it?! We made it through 2014, despite dire predictions of disaster. Sure, chaos is present, but so is peace and goodness. Sometimes the world I see reminds me of the story … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Homesteading
Tagged eating well, family, farm, goal, goals, homestead, homesteading, New Year Goals, New years, nigerian meadows, planning
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The Reluctant Chickenista
Chickens on our farm have always been the lowly, replaceable stock. That sounds bad in a way, but truly it isn’t meant that way, its just that in the scheme of things, where I struggle to have enough food for … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, Family, Homesteading, Uncategorized
Tagged animal, animal care, animals, chicken, chickenista, chickens, children, eating well, eggs, family, farm, farming, garden, gardening, hen, hens, hens on farm, homestead, homesteading, nigerian meadows
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Fruit & Bugs; Some Ideas
My family LOVES fruit. Yes, I capitalized that. Blueberries, grapes, peaches, apples, pineapple, kiwi… the list goes on and on. I think the only fruit my kids don’t like is tomatoes and that is because raw they burn the children’s … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Garden, Gluten-free, Homesteading
Tagged apple, blackberry, blueberry, eating well, family, farm, food, fruit, garden, gardening, growing fruit naturally, herbacide free fruit, homestead, homesteading, mulberry, natural fruit, nigerian meadows, outdoors, peach, pear, pesticide free fruit, plants, plum, raspberry
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Homesteading; Fear… or Wise?
This post has been on my mind for a while. I fall into the classification of a homesteader, also labeled as “pepper”, “maniac”, “doomsday-er”, “religious nut”, etc. These are labels associated by many of the general population to those that … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Homesteading
Tagged animal, children, crazy, eating well, family, farm, fear, food, garden, gardening, homestead, Homesteader, homesteading, nigerian meadows, outdoors, pantry, prepper, preppers, savings account, savings accounts, teaching
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Blue Slate Turkeys; A New Adventure
The summer is half over, school is about to start back, and I am finally doing this post. Yeah, I’m slack 🙂 Life has been a whirlwind, it seems like the days go by so quickly and so much happens … Continue reading
Posted in Homesteading
Tagged animal, animal care, animals, Blue Slate, blue slate turkey, Blue Slate Turkeys, eating well, family, farm, farm pictures, food, heritage breed, heritage breed turkeys, homestead, homestead turkey, homesteading, nigerian meadows, raising turkeys, turkey, turkeys
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Another Reason To Get Started Homesteading!
It is spring 2014, quickly approaching summer. Across the nation drought and illness and loss of honey bees have caused major losses in our food supply. This means higher prices for the food you buy, from meat to dairy and … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, Family, Garden, Homesteading, Saving Money on the Homestead
Tagged animal, animals, diet, eating well, eggs, family, farm, farm pictures, food, food supply, fruits and vegetables, garden, gardening, homestead, homesteading, natural health, nigerian meadows, outdoors, plants, reasons to homestead, why hometead
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Swarm Catching!
We had our first swarm from a hive started last year. I tried hard to prevent it, but thanks to neighbors we were able to catch it and start another hive, so mixed blessings. It means we may not have … Continue reading
Posted in Homesteading
Tagged bee, bee swarm, bees, catching a bee swarm, eating well, family, farm, farm pictures, garden, gardening, homestead, homesteading, natural health, nature, nigerian meadows, outdoors
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Why I Make Stock
Good morning friends! Welcome to my homestead kitchen on this winter morning! A cold front is moving across the country and here in eastern North Carolina we are expecting rain and chilly temps. The barn is full of hay, the … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Gluten-free, Homesteading
Tagged animal, animals, bone broth, broth, chicken broth, chicken stock, children, comforting, eastern North Carolina, eating well, family, farm, food, garden, gardening, hearty, homestead, homesteading, kitchen, natural health, nigerian meadows, soup, stock, venison stock, warm
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