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From City Slicker to Nation Bumpkin

Is Homesteading For You Personally?

Just what exactly is your final verdict? Is homesteading for you personally?

Day of sleep on a Farm?

So the lesson we learned is this. The Lord told us to have a of rest for a reason day. So he has given us and be able to say that we can sit back, l k at all. Its g d!

Dealing With Animal Life and Death in the Homestead

Becoming a farmer does not always mean that you should become hardened to death, it indicates which you become thankful for life. I do not want to turn back to the girl that slapped some eggs on the table for morning meal never ever using the time for you to think about the hens that worked so difficult to lay them for me personally. And I do not wish to reverse into the girl that grilled supper and served it never offering a considered to the animals whose job that is ultimate would be to feed me. No. We will continue to feel sad when we lose animals.

Because being truly a farmer is not just in what all i could simply take from the pets and the earth, additionally it is about what i will offer.

We’re super excited for the ability of taking part in the Homestead Barn Hop #146

Chicken Medical

We’ve some chickens here on Bumpkin Farm and we enjoy them! These were the very first animal we brought onto the farm aside from the dog, pet and seaf d that moved with us through the town. To begin with with we bought five Buff Orpingtons in addition they were therefore sweet!

(She totally showered following this image and ended up being lectured regarding the fact that birds carry disease and having them on your own head and this close to the face probably is NOT a g d clear idea. but adorable picture!!)

Regrettably they were killed by some dogs that found myself in their c p in early stages. We had been so, so sad. We’d a r ster that apparently possessed a something or stroke comparable and slowly destroyed his capability to walk. Read more “If you would like to learn what is going on at other’s homesteads, here take a l k at the Homestead Barn Hop!” →