Pineywoods, Peahens, And April Projects Intro So much happened this April at Healing Homestead. We have so many new animals like peahens, Pineywoods calves, new cows, a new cow pasture, the concrete poured for a grain bin, new dairy lambs, new plants, and a weekend at...
April At Healing Homestead Is Full Of Wildflowers and Bees Tennessee Wildflowers We've been having a great time exploring our land at Healing Homestead and enjoying all of the wildflowers in bloom. The weather has been warm and perfect for hiking. We've been in...
March Chicken & Lamb Babies At The Farm! Starting A Flock With Baby Chicks I don't think the incubator turned off for three full months! It takes 21 days to incubate a chicken egg and hatch a baby chick (chicken). We like to start our incubator early and let the...
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February Is Spring At The Homestead Spring Is Here February is the beginning of Spring in Tennessee and it's simply glorious! I'm sure that I appreciate it even more since I moved from the cold Michigan climate where the earth would still be covered in a blanket of...
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