How to Milk a Goat

Woman's hands milking a goat.

I’m sharing the steps I take in milking my own goats and chilling the milk as well as some tips and tricks to learn how to milk a goat.

Breeding Animals 101: A Resource for the Homesteader

A woman holding two baby goats in her arms.

Breeding your own animals on your homestead reduces stress on your animals and eliminates the potential for introducing diseases to your herd; it allows you to control the breeding for greater efficiency and profitability, and can sustainably secure a meat source for you as well. This post serves as an introduction into animal breeding as […]

The “Scoop” On Feeding Our Farm

A red bucket with animal feed.

Choosing the best animal feed for your livestock can be tricky. We’re sharing our tips on feed type, buying in bulk and best storage options.

Growing A Garden From Grocery Store Food

Woman holding up grocery store items.

Can you grow items you purchase from the grocery store in your garden? Many people will tell you no, but this is an unfortunate misconception. Let me help clear things up and give you my opinions on growing items from the grocery store. I’ve tried a lot of experiments when it comes to gardening, everything […]

Homestead Dinners: Spatchcock Chicken

Spatchcock chicken finished in a cast iron pan.

Spatchcock Chicken, Roasted Potatoes, and Green Beans Come cook a farmhouse spatchcock chicken dinner with me, complete with roasted potatoes and green beans from the garden. See just how easy it can be to feed a large family (of mostly boys!) and taste this delicious chicken with the crispiest skin you’ll ever have.  A question […]