A One Acre Farmhouse
Our thick, solid North American Maple wood stamps will last for decades of use! Here are a few simple stamp tips & care steps you should follow to ensure your stamps last a long time and the rubber stays in good shape: Egg Carton Stamp Tips & Care Your new stamp is made of North-American […]
Are sizzling summer temperatures scorching the plants in your garden, making them struggle to survive? I’m in Houston where we are familiar with flowers and veggies barbecuing to a crisp under intense sunlight, 105° heat, and lengthy drought conditions. Here’s a FAST recipe that makes a refreshing tonic water for heat stressed flowers, vegetables, herbs […]
Are you feeling led to move to Texas? Perhaps to a small town or a charming rural farmhouse? I have experienced this very thing! Let me share our moving journey from the very beginning and how we found the right place for our family. Plus I’ll share 5 ways to KNOW you are being led […]
If your hens are needing a bit of safe grazing space to scratch and peck, check out this large collection of FREE chicken run building plans! Free Chicken Run Building Plans Click on the image of each plan to go directly to the building page! Remember, these plans are only for runs so jump to […]
Coturnix Quail breeders are needed in the United States as there simply are not enough commercial hatcheries who offer quail. Independent farms and small-scale breeders produce more than half of all Coturnix quail chicks who hatch each year…and it’s not enough. 12 to 16 week long wait lists persist and getting your hands on jumbo […]
Chickens are a type of livestock, which often makes people think of huge, smelly commercial poultry barns. Will your backyard smell the same? Are laying hens big, stinky, poop machines? Are the eggs worth it? If you have never owned chickens nor been around them, you may wonder if they are easy or hard to […]
Whether you sell eating eggs or hatching eggs, chances are you have more people wanting fresh eggs than your covey can lay. Let me help! Here is a free printable PDF quail egg wait list that will help keep you organized, pick-ups running smoothly, and the profits from your egg sales coming in regularly: Simple […]
Coturnix quail eat surprisingly little food – around 2 Tablespoons per hen per day – so a 50 pound bag of feed lasts a long time! Here is how I store the food so it stays fresh, bug-free and does not attract any rodents while looking adorable! Let’s organize the quail feed storage bins with […]
Your brand new, just-planted vegetable starts have holes in the leaves! Who is eating them? It’s caterpillars and cutworms who come out at night to feast on your tender, baby plants! And worse, they can eat a young plant to the ground, killing it overnight. There’s no need to let this happen. Here is the […]
