by Jamie Satterwaite | Jul 24, 2024 | Cows
Raising dairy cows can be fun, or a nightmare… and it all depends on the cow. We have had cows that came to us halter broke, and more than a few that have never even saw a halter, let alone had one on. I have also found that not all cows even need to be halter broke, some of our girls will follow you to the end of the world and back, without any coaxing. Learning how your cow reacts to difference situations is key to getting them halter broke, without stressing you, or your cow, out.
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by Jamie Satterwaite | Jul 9, 2024 | Soaping
One of the most asked question I get at our local Farmers markets is if our handmade soaps can be used on hair. While I guess “technically” they can be used to wash hair, they really are not formulated for hair. So, today we are going to go over the difference between bar soap and shampoo bars and how to tell the difference.
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by Jamie Satterwaite | Jul 1, 2024 | Homesteading
In the bustling landscape of modern consumerism, the allure of farmers markets stands as a beacon of sustainable living and community connection. These vibrant hubs of fresh produce and local craftsmanship offer far more than just groceries; they embody a lifestyle choice that benefits individuals, communities, and the environment alike.
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by Jamie Satterwaite | Jun 30, 2024 | Homesteading
Itching and rashes can be uncomfortable and sometimes even unbearable. Fortunately, essential oils offer a natural remedy to alleviate these symptoms. In this guide, we’ll explore the best essential oils for itching and rashes, how to use them safely, and the science behind their effectiveness.
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by Jamie Satterwaite | Jun 25, 2024 | Homesteading
Living the homestead life can be incredibly rewarding, but it also comes with its challenges. From tending to crops and animals to maintaining a self-sufficient lifestyle, homesteaders often find themselves juggling numerous responsibilities. However, with careful planning and a few practical strategies, you can prevent burnout and enjoy a sustainable homesteading experience for the long haul.
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