Oh, it's about to go down! This Thursday, April 24th, Shaye Elliott & I are debating a topic of epic proportions! That's right, we're talkin' milk. She's always shovin' that cow in my face what with her pictures & stories of Sal and all. Well, I'm done with it. Shaye & I are going to finally, FINALLY hash this mutha out. Which … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #156
This week on the farm... I bought a new goat! EEK! It's the stuff of dreams, man! She's a full blood Nubian and gives over a gallon of milk a day. I can just taste all the cheese I'm going to make with this amazing milk:0 Welcome to the Homestead Barn Hop! Every week I will give you the opportunity to share your blog posts! Did you share any … [Read more...]
10 Second AMAZING Homemade Mayonnaise
Prepare to be blown away by this 10 Second Homemade Mayonnaise! That's right. I said 10 seconds. T E N S E C O N D S. If you've ever attempted to make mayonnaise before, you probably feel a deep dark feeling in the pit of your stomach by the very phrase "homemade mayonnaise." Boy, do I know that feeling. I don't know about you, but most … [Read more...]
Introducing my new Radio Show, The Backyard Farmer!
I have incredibly exciting news today! I was asked to host a radio show on 180 Radio and, well, I said yes! I am so excited I could burst! 180 Radio is a brand new site with lots of amazing shows coming. You know those online conference recordings that are incredibly expensive? Say goodbye to those. It's time to listen directly from your favorite … [Read more...]
The Master List of Unschooling Resources
Today's post is all about unschooling resources! When you start your homeschooling/unschooling journey, or even if you're just considering it, you need a master list of resources to help get you started! I've been working hard compiling this list for all of you! What is Unschooling? I recently wrote a post explaining what unschooling is, but … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #155
This week on the farm... We are recovering from our big birthday bash! My daughter is officially 9 years old! It's getting warmer here in Arizona, which means everything's in bloom and we're already harvesting from our garden. Life is good. Welcome to the Homestead Barn Hop! Every week I will give you the opportunity to share your blog posts! … [Read more...]
How to Keep Raw Goat’s Milk Fresh & Delicious
If you haven't had fresh raw goat's milk, man, you are missing out! Most people turn up their nose at goat's milk because they assume it tastes pungent and has a musky flavor. I'm here to tell you that isn't true at all! Goat's milk is light, sweet, clean, and fresh tasting. There isn't a hint of grassy, goaty, musky, or "off" flavor … [Read more...]
Hey Moms, it’s time to let go of Birthday Party Perfection
Today my daughter turned 9 years old and I let her decorate her party all by herself (gasp). If you have any experience with 9 year old girls, you know this was probably the best present I could have given her. Her eyes lit up when I told her she had complete control. I gave her our big box of old decorations and other odd things and told her to … [Read more...]
Yogurt & Dill Crackers
Me and cookbooks, we don't tend to get along too much. Until now. Today's fabulous recipe comes from my new favorite cookbook! I was so excited about these delicious crackers, that the author gave me special permission to post her recipe here on my blog for all of you to enjoy! Get excited folks. The cookbook is called The Nourished … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #154
This week on the farm... I bought another goat. It's true! I bought another adorable Nubian! She's going to give us A LOT more milk, which are looking forward to. I can just taste the cheese I'm gonna make with all that milk. It's a backyard farmer's dream:) Welcome to the Homestead Barn Hop! Every week I will give you the opportunity to share … [Read more...]
How to Milk a Goat: Step by Step Pictures
There's a shockingly small amount of information on the internet on how to milk a goat. Shocking, I tell you! Have you ever wanted to know how to milk a goat? Well, today is your lucky day because I'm going to take you on an adventure into my backyard farm where I just happen to have some goats! So, sit back and enjoy your first lesson on how … [Read more...]
4 Backyard Farm Designs for Self-Sufficiency
I love designing backyard farms. Even if they aren't mine. Actually, especially if they aren't mine. Let me tell you how to farm and then you go do the work, okay? Sound good? Okay, let's get started! There are a few important things you need to remember when creating or researching backyard farm designs. Among them are which animals … [Read more...]
How to Learn ALL Subjects through Unschooling
One of the first questions I had when I started Unschooling was... What the hell did I get myself into? Just kidding, I didn't think that at all. Well, maybe a little bit, but my deeper question was... "How will my children learn ALL SUBJECTS through Unschooling?" I knew that unschooling was the way we all naturally learn, and I … [Read more...]
Goat Glamour Shots: the new selfie
I know what you're thinking. "That picture is the most amazing picture I've ever seen!" Listen up. I have a secret to share. It's my very special secret to looking absolutely fabulous in every single photo. You are incredibly lucky that I have finally decided to spill. My secret is.... GOATS. That's right, it's ALL about the goats. It's a … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #153
Welcome to the Homestead Barn Hop! Every week I will give you the opportunity to share your blog posts! Did you share any homesteading related posts on your blog this week? If so, we’d love to have you link up below! Even if you don’t have a blog, we always welcome your comments! Have fun, get to know some new homesteading friends, and be … [Read more...]
Post-Partum Care for Goats
Your goat just had baby goats, now what? Well, after you get over the adorable shock of the adorableness of your adorable new baby goats, then you can begin to think about how to care for mama goat who most likely pushed out some multiple babies. 0-12 hours after birth: MAMA GOAT: Your job is to make sure all the placentas were extracted. This … [Read more...]
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