Apple Taste Test Anyone!? Last week Abbi, Gene, and I gathered apples from our orchard and sat down for a good old-fashioned apple tasting. And of course, our cow Mabel…
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Did you know that you can make homemade peanut butter in just a few minutes? You can actually make enough to last you for months. If you prepare it properly,…
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Do you call them HONEYBERRIES or HASKAPS? It’s a big controversy around here – and it seems there is a ton of confusion! So let’s clear that up. Plus we’ll…
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The apples in the greenhouse are blooming beautifully and they are almost ready for their next home – hopefully yours! Last spring, Gene grated the apples we are selling this…
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Hey there! In case you missed any of our Facebook posts last week, we thought we’d do a quick recap here so you can still find all of the info…
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This creamy hot cocoa recipe is one I tweaked for years until it’s absolutely the most chocolatey, creamy, and delicious possible! I tested it on a bunch of youth group…
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The Shocking Truth About Fluoride: What’s in Your Water and Toothpaste? This blog uncovers shocking truths about the fluoride in your water, toothpaste, and dental products. Learn about its origins, health implications, and the recent California ruling challenging its safety in drinking water.
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Can you even believe we’re almost officially to the holiday season? It’s hard to believe – but there’s more good news. We’re only a few weeks from the days getting…
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Winter has arrived, and with it, seed catalogs, cozy fires, and the final preservation tasks on the farm. But beyond our homesteads, a bizarre new chicken registration law in the UK raises questions for U.S. farmers, especially as RFID regulations approach. Here’s what’s happening and why it matters.
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We’re excited to share an organic bulk order including apples, kiwi berries, and more! Plus, take a moment to pause and think about what’s good in life. Learn about amazing local Alaskan businesses that are making a difference and why it’s okay to take a break sometimes. Read on for a dose of encouragement and inspiration from the homestead.
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