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A dozen dyed Easter Eggs with a bead rope around them on a counter top

How to Dye Farm Fresh Eggs

Crafts, Uncategorized / Mandy

Have you seen the price of eggs lately? Of course you have, unless you live under a rock or even better a fully sustainable homestead in the middle of nowhere. The rest of us, however, are trying to decide whether to live without eggs or commit to the scariest thing in the world living right […]

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How to Be a Cattle Farmer with Small Acreage

Cows, Farm Business, Farm Philosophy, Uncategorized / Andrew Bryan

If you look around at the price of land, it makes you wonder how anyone can afford a farm. There may still be a lot of big family farms around small farms are becoming more and more appealing to people. When I say small scale I am talking about acres. In my case I farm

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The Best White Sandwich Bread

Cooking / Mandy

Let me start off by saying that I know sourdough bread is all the rage nowadays. I’m not here to argue that yeast bread is healthier than sourdough. We all know that sourdough is the healthiest option by far, but that doesn’t necessary mean it is the only way to go. I have two issues

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How to build a DIY Round Bale Feeder

Cows, Farm Business, Farm Philosophy / Andrew Bryan

No matter the time of year, chances are you will need to feed your cows hay for various reasons. Building your own round bale feeder can be a game changer! It’s a low-cost way to cut waste, keep feed clean, and make sure your cattle stay healthy. Let’s dive into how to build a DIY

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How to Build a Feed Bunk for $40

Cows, Farm Business, Farm Philosophy, Uncategorized / Andrew Bryan

Are you tired of expensive farm equipment? Building your own solutions can save a lot of money. A DIY feed bunk made from a 55-gallon drum is a perfect example. It’s cheap, customizable, and helps you feed your animals efficiently. This post provides a step-by-step guide on how to build a feed bunk for $40.00.

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Baked Artisan Bread in a cast iron skillet on a oven

How to Make the Best Artisan Bread

Cooking / Mandy

This is by far my favorite bread to make. It is so easy, yet feels so fancy. I’m all about fancy bread. Baking bread is one of those odd things that don’t quite make sense. Most bread recipes, like this one, are very easy. I have found in my short amount of time baking that

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The Best Financial Advice for Your Small Scale Farm

Farm Business, Farm Philosophy, On The Farm / Andrew Bryan

Did you know that about 60% of small farmers do not make a profit? Now some of this is done through financial gimmickry at tax time, which is a whole other subject, but the vast majority of it is the result of two common misconceptions about how to make money, both of which are likely

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How to Find A Market for Your Farm Products

Farm Business / Andrew Bryan

Recently, a frequent question I seem to be getting asked is, “how do I find a market for my farm products?” So, in this post, I hope to give you the best answer I know how, whether you’re wanting to sell directly from your farm, via a local farmers market, CSA, online, or whatever else

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How to Start a Small Scale Farm in 2025

Farm Business, Farm Philosophy / Andrew Bryan

Over the last few years there has been growing interest in farming and a desire to escape the high pressure, urban lifestyle that so many people find themselves in. So, if you’re one of those people who are looking to make a change, or maybe you’re already in the process but not sure where to

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Wooden Hay Rack

Round Bale Feeder Material List

Cows / Andrew Bryan

Below is a list of materials I used to build my wooden round bale feeder. All lumber is pressure treated. 2x6x10 – 5 2x6x12 – 22x6x8 – 1 (you can substitute a 2x4x12 here)1 box of 3″ structural screws – 50 count or larger Material cut list: 2 – 72″ boards (from 12′)4 – 36″

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