We are happy homesteaders living on just under 3 acres in Kentucky. Our homestead consists of all kinds of creatures including bees, goats, chickens, sheep, ducks, geese, a farm cat, a big fluffy great pyrenees, and a large garden. We love connecting with other homesteaders, or people who are interested in this lifestyle.

VISIT OUR ETSY SHOP

Our all-natural salves, balms and body products are available to purchase on our Etsy shop. All of the good stuff, no weird synthetic ingredients. No parabens, paraffin or any other artificial ingredients.

VISIT OUR ETSY SHOP

We started our podcast in hopes of sharing the stories of other homesteaders. We hope to share encouraging words, inspiration, wise words and funny mishaps, to keep us all going on our homestead journey. Give it a listen!

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST HERE

OUR GEAR

Represent one of your favorite farms! T-shirts, mugs, stickers, and more!

VISIT OUR SHOP

OUR BLOG

Free Bee Hive Inspection Sheet

ByMarrianne April 14, 2022April 14, 2022

Free Bee Hive Inspection Sheet Are you a beekeeper? It’s that time of the year when beekeepers are getting back into their hives! There is nothing like cracking open a hive after a long winter. The sights, the smells, the bustling bees. It’s so exciting! It can be very helpful to keep track of how each hive is doing (especially if you have multiple hives), so we designed a free printable hive inspection sheet. We use it, and hope that you enjoy it and find it helpful too! Wishing you lots of success with your honey bees this year. Free Printable Hive Inspection Sheet Keep on keeping! 🐝 ~ Greg and Marrianne

Garden | Homesteading

Seed Starting Chart

ByMarrianne February 15, 2022February 15, 2022

I know I’m not the only one getting started on planting my seeds. We’ve been working hard on getting things set up, and wanted to create a chart that had all of the information we might need to keep track of. Feel free to download and print this chart to use for your records too! DOWNLOAD IT HERE If you don’t know your growing zone or last frost date, you can find that information on the Farmers Almanac site here. It’s a great resource! Happy Gardening! It’s almost Spring! ~ Marrianne

Homesteading | Homesteading with kids | Kids & Homeschooling

Homesteading with Kids

ByMarrianne April 20, 2021April 21, 2021

Homesteading with children is a huge joy! Homesteading with children is also very difficult. Any other homestead parents out here struggle with the balance? Our children are still toddlers, and getting basic tasks done can be difficult. I can’t begin to tell you how many timesI’ve had to put down my shovel or stop whatever project I was working on mid-way. If i’m working on a project outside it’s best if done when one of them is napping, or in the evenings when my husband is home from work, but that’s not always possible. I’ve found that there are a few things you can do to keep kids busy while you have things to get done on the homestead. Eventually they will have to “go potty” or need a snack. It’s inevitable! A few tips to get things done with kids on the homestead: keep your goals small (work on…