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  • We currently breed purebred ducks, chickens, and peafowl.
  • We hatch in house and sell fertilized hatching eggs for you to incubate yourself.
  • We breed Miniature Potbelly Pigs, Miniature Donkeys and Miniature Goats.

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  • To keep our costs down, we raise and grow our own food. Collecting eggs, raising our own meat, and grow fruits and veggies in our garden and greenhouse.
  • We buy grain locally and mill our own animal feed.
  • Breeding and hatching creates a revolving income that goes back into purchasing feed, materials and maintenance of our land.
  • We can and dehydrate to preserve what we have grown and bought in bulk. And plan to get into freeze drying in the near future to further extend the shelf life of our stockpile.

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  • Gardening
  • Soap Making
  • Cheese Making
  • Sourdough

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  • Follow along as we continue our journey of practical self sustainability using modern day skills.
  • Learn tips and tricks, money saving hacks.
  • Learn how to generate income on your homestead.

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Farm to Table!

From our farm to your table.

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About Us

My name is Jordon, I started a journey of self sustainability January 2023 to have our land work for us. Through growing, breeding & preserving we are successfully maintaining that goal.

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Homesteading Guide:

  • Generating Income

    Keep in mind that homesteads are known to not be an income generating endeavour. But I have found a loop hole and with solid research, planning and execution while starting your homestead you can be well on your way to making money.

    Learn How to Generate Income on Your Homestead 

  • Budgeting & Frugility

    One of the biggest downfalls of homesteading is the high costs in materials, equipment and well…. Life. Shop around, prioritize your projects, and try not to rush the process.

    Download My “Homesteading Monthly Budgeting & Expense Tracker” 

  • Homestead Planning

    I followed this 100% …..whoops added too many zeros. I meant I followed this 10%. You are starting a new journey, you’re excited, you can have all the animals. BUT that’s backwards and we learnt our lesson. Chicken math will get you… and I’m here to tell you that you need to walk before you can run.

    Are You Ready To Start Planning Your Homestead? 
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