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Connie of Urban Overalls Shares Tips On Homesteading All Year Long

August 3, 2014
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Connie of Urban Overalls shared what it takes to keep homesteading alive during the cooler months of the year. Growing up on a farm in Iowa, I have vivid memories of my hard-working dad. He was up every morning to…

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10 Life Lessons Learned From Chickens

January 12, 2014
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Chicken Care, Homesteading, Uncategorized

Connie, of Urban Overalls is a regular contributor to What's Hatcing and we look forward to what she has to share with all of us. Are you considering raising chickens, Connie has been raising them for quite sometime and she…

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Variety Makes For Fun At Enchanted Acres

January 10, 2014
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Our journey continues with Shannon Latham of Enchanted Acres. Shannon shares her adventures on her farm in North Iowa. And check out the video of her chickens- they love to eat! Follow Enchanted Acres on Facebook to keep up with…

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Introducing You To A Little Bitty Farmer

October 4, 2013
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We are excited to introduce you to another farm family. From raising chicks to gardening, this farm is fun and inspiring! Be sure to follow Lana through her blog at Little Bitty Life for the day to day happenings around…

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Chicken Coops Are Fun

May 5, 2013
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Chicken Care, Homesteading, Uncategorized

We are proud to bring you The Farmhouse Coop from Farmhouse 38. We know you will be inspired from this fun farmhouse in the city. This coop is like many of yours, fun and providing lots of eggs. Yes, we…

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Farming- A Family Tradition

April 2, 2013
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Homesteading, Uncategorized

My family’s farming story is similar to other Iowa farm families. My great-great-grandparents, Julius & Reka, immigrated to the United States from Germany in 1890. They settled in Hamilton County, Iowa, where they got married, started a family and continued…

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A Family Fun Project: Chickens, Kids And Wheat Grass

March 4, 2013
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Spring brings a season of new birth. New life is born on the farm, buds begin to sprout on trees, and families are looking for fun projects to embrace Spring. Erin is sharing a super fun project that she found…

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How To Have a Successful Garden In 2013

March 3, 2013
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Homesteading, Uncategorized

Many folks in the Southernn part of the United States are just a few days away from planting their gardens. Here in the Northern part of the United States, we are still a few weeks away. We have some very…

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Yes, You Can Move Your Compost Bin Into Your Chicken Area

February 12, 2013
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Homesteading, Uncategorized

We decided to move our compost bine from our garden to our chicken area recently. Before everyone starts giving me all the reasons why it's not a good idea, let me tell you why we did it. 1. Our chickens…

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