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How to Start Tomato Seedlings the Easy Way

How to Start Tomato Seedlings the Easy Way

Pepper seedling pots

How to Start Pepper Seedlings the Easy Way

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How to Make Raw Milk Yogurt using an Instant Pot

How to Make Raw Milk Yogurt using an Instant Pot

How to Make Raw Milk Butter using a Nutribullet Blender

How to Make Raw Milk Butter using a Nutribullet Blender

Is Calf Sharing Right for your Homestead?

Is Calf Sharing Right for your Homestead?

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Ten Items that will Simplify Your Homestead and Your Life

Ten Items that will Simplify Your Homestead and Your Life

Kale and Cheese Frittata, fresh out of the oven, ready to serve. Easy to make.

Keto Kale and Cheese Frittata – Easy to Make

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Lorie and Hazel

 

Hi, I’m Lorie. I’m a crunchy mom and homesteader in Alberta, Canada. Follow along for weekly updates on permaculture, our family milk cow, and vibrant health. To learn more about me, click here.

Dairy cows need their hooves trimmed about every s Dairy cows need their hooves trimmed about every six months. Like our fingernails, their hooves keep growing and need to be shaped and any abscesses or rocks need to be cleaned out. There are two kinds of chutes. One is a tilt table where the cow is strapped in and then tilted on its side. It is safe but not my preference. The other way is to use a hoof trimming chute like shown here. The cow remains upright and one foot at a time is lifted for the trim. Hoof trimmers are hard to find around here and I’m so grateful that one of our neighbours invited us to bring our family milk cows down for a pedicure. #hooftrimming #familymilkcow #camrosecounty #haylakes #homesteading #homesteadinglife
After being on strike during the cold winter, the After being on strike during the cold winter, the ladies are so happy for the warm weather. And we are selling eggs again. Free-range. Corn free, soy-free. $7.50/doz. Pick up at the farm gate. #Eggs #freerange #camrosecounty #haylakes #newsarepta #soyfree #cornfree #nutrientdense
What are your goals for March? Personal goals? H What are your goals for March? Personal goals? Homestead goals? Spiritual goals? Please comment below. #goals #goalsetting #camrosecounty #homesteading #permaculture #homesteadinglife #familymilkcow #organicgardening
First on my list of morning chores: pulling porcu First on my list of morning chores: pulling porcupine quills out of our puppy’s muzzle. I also checked inside his mouth to make sure there were no quills in there. Have you had to deal with porcupines? #Porcupines #quills #camrosecounty #haylakes #homesteading #farmlife
Little Northern Saw-Whet owl has decided to make o Little Northern Saw-Whet owl has decided to make our chicken coop his second home. He shows up every few days and then leaves. Normally they migrate, but he decided he likes Alberta winters! Haha. We are happy to have him. Although I doubt the sparrows feel the same way! #owls #alberta #camrosecounty #haylakes
First ponytail in 4 weeks! I broke my collarbone First ponytail in 4 weeks! I broke my collarbone while we were vacationing in Mexico in December. We were cycling in the morning and by lunch the waves had slammed me to the ocean floor. 💔 Mexican healthcare was amazing. The sling helped immobilize the fracture and it has been healing. Praise Yeshua our healer. 🙏 I’m also super grateful for awesome neighbours who are helping me do chores. Milking would have been impossible without them. 😘 Every movement was painful including getting dressed and brushing my hair. So I’m happy I can make ponytails again! #homesteadinglife #farmlife #camrosecounty #familymilkcow #brokenclavicle
Pre-orders for our pasture-raised chicken have jus Pre-orders for our pasture-raised chicken have just opened up. Please see the details on our website. #pasture-raised chicken #soy-free chicken #corn-free chicken #camrosecounty #farmtotable #haylakes #newsarepta
I rendered the tallow harvested from our grass fed I rendered the tallow harvested from our grass fed beef to make this luxurious anti-aging moisturizer. Tallow is the fat around a ruminant animal’s kidneys (not fat trim which is suet). Rendered and whipped, grass-fed tallow has vitamins A, D, E and K as well as conjugated linoleum acid all of which are excellent for skin health. I whipped mine with jojoba oil which is also excellent for skin care. And I added essential oils which are fantastic for skin: lavender, geranium, sandalwood and frankincense. #tallow #tallowbalm #grassfedbeef #camrosecounty #homesteading #grothhaushomesteading #farmlife #permaculture #skincare
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