Does goat's milk taste bad, or even....er...goaty? Well, the answer is....most likely no, but possibly yes. Let me explain. Why people think goat's milk is goaty I honestly can't figure out who is telling everybody that goat's milk tastes bad! (probably some disgruntled cow) I used to have the same negative thoughts about goat's milk, but I … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #172
This week on the farm... We have been working on our raised garden boxes! Whew, it's been some early mornings and hard work for me and the kids. The husband purchased all the supplies and cut the wood, and it was up to me & the kids to put them together. We did a mighty fine job if I do say so myself! Welcome to the Homestead Barn Hop! Every … [Read more...]
Confessions of an Expert Homesteader!
For those times that your vegetable garden fails miserably, your chickens stop layin' eggs, or your goat gets a case of the runs, you can rely on this episode of The Backyard Farmer to make you feel better. Wardee Harmon of the widely popular website GNOWFGLINS, is an expert. At everything. From sourdough bakin' to cheese makin' to … [Read more...]
The Best Material for Raised Garden Boxes
Bermuda grass is my nemesis. It has worked it's way into my vegetable garden despite all my attempts to stop it. After our Summer garden was finished, and it was time to start planning for the Fall, we decided to go with the raised garden bed method. All we had to do was find the best material for raised garden boxes. Benefits of using Raised … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #171
This week on the farm... We're getting into the swing of school...homeschool, that is. Yep, we are heading into our second year of homeschooling and we are excited about what this year holds! The first week of school? Building raised garden beds. Yes, we like to teach real life lessons here on the farm and what better way to learn about … [Read more...]
Raising Baby Chicks – A Beginner’s Guide
Thinkin' about raising baby chicks? We love chickens here on our farm, and really, they're kind of a staple on any farm. Fresh eggs every day? Yes, please! And let's face it, your child hasn't lived until they've walked around with a full-grown chicken on their shoulder as they pretend to be a pirate. Chicken pirate, that is. I can't … [Read more...]
Let’s get REAL about my Essential Oil Business
Did you know there's more to me than just goats? I know, I know. Shocker, right? If you follow me on my YouTube channel, you're probably used to seeing me milk goats and laugh about garden failures. But in my spare time I'm actually really passionate about running my business and creating passive income, which includes writing on this blog here … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #170
This week on the farm... It's finally starting to cool down here in Arizona! Yesterday it actually....wait for it...rained! It's a family event when it rains and we all rush outside to watch. Gorgeous weather is upon us, folks! That also means it's time to start our Fall garden. This year, we're going to try the raised garden bed boxes. Wish us … [Read more...]
Buying Seeds Online: The Best Sites to shop!
Thinking about buying seeds online? Whether you're buying seeds online for a huge vegetable garden, or you're just looking to raise a few pots of plants, it's important to know the best places to get your seeds! For a backyard farmer, buying seeds is just about as fun as buying a new pair of shoes. But better. Because you can't eat … [Read more...]
Recipe | Shrimp Ceviche
I swear, you haven't taste heaven until you've tried Shrimp Ceviche! It's like the perfect summer salad of sweet, tangy flavors with a nice salty crunch from tortilla chips! OH YUM, I'm salivating just thinking about it. I think shrimp ceviche will have to go on my menu tomorrow now. It's THAT delicious. Even my kids devour this stuff, so you … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #169
This week on the farm... It's monsoon season, and we've had some pretty crazy storms here. Even though they knock down our tree branches and fences, we're happy to get some cool-off! We're already starting our planning and planting of our Fall garden, and I'm excited to plant more cantaloupe, our summer cantaloupe was fantastic! Expect more posts … [Read more...]
What do goats really eat?
What do goats really eat? Well, for starters they don't eat tin cans and newspaper, I can assure you! Whether you're looking to own a goat, or you're just generally curious about goats, you've come to the right place. Here at Weed 'em & Reap, I consider myself somewhat of an expert on goats. Never thought I'd say that in my lifetime, but alas, … [Read more...]
Recipe | Homemade Goat’s Milk Mozzarella
There is really nothing better than homemade mozzarella. Homemade GOAT'S MILK Mozzarella, that is. We've been chuggin' the goat milk for about 10 years now. 10 years of bliss. I'm telling you, if you haven't tried fresh goat's milk, well then my dearie, you're missing out. If you come to my house, I'll pretty much force you to try it. I … [Read more...]
Homestead Barn Hop #168
This week on the farm... We're back from vacation and back to the grind! We had an unfortunate accident while we left, but that's what happens when you leave Arizona during its unpredictable monsoon season! Welcome to the Homestead Barn Hop! Every week I will give you the opportunity to share your blog posts! Did you share any homesteading … [Read more...]
36 Fool-Proof Dehydrator Recipes
Looking for some easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy dehydrator recipes? Well, look no further. Today I'm sharing with all of you my favorite, fool-proof recipes for the dehydrator. Using one is easier than you think, and it should be a staple in anybody's home. Sure, you can use an oven to make these foods. But there are some real benefits to using a … [Read more...]
Essential Oils for Dogs
There are two types of people in this world. Those who love dogs and those who have no heart. I'm definitely a dog lover so obviously I am normal like all of you ;) Today I'm talking about essential oils for dogs. Not only are essential oils a cheaper solution for Fido, they're also safer and more effective. Yes, yes, and yes. Let's say … [Read more...]
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