New Year | Bunnies&Bees | Invasive Beetles | Resources New Year’s resolutions anyone? This year, we decided to keep our New Year’s resolutions simple. Our biggest goal? To be open to trying new things, even when they’re a little scary. Oh, and to consistently wake up at 5 a.m.— because why not? Why 5 a.m., you ask? No practical reason, really. It just feels like a great time to get a jumpstart on the day… at least when we actually manage to get out of bed! We have not been very consistent, but the intention is there! All

Breeding Rabbits | Weaning The Bunnies | Food Recalls | ARBA We hope you had a wonderful holiday! As the year winds down and we prepare to welcome a new one, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how far we’ve come and set our sights on what’s ahead. 2024 has been a year of challenges, growth, and firsts for us on the homestead, and we’re excited to share some of our latest updates with you in this final newsletter of the year. As a reminder— Highlights from Our Homestead Journey: Updates, reflections, milestones, and lessons learned from our homesteading

Winter Cleaning | Bunny Settling In | USDA Report | Youtubers Christmas and the holidays are right around the corner now :) It’s been a busy week here on the homestead! Between getting ready for Christmas, managing the bunnies’ nestbox transition, and tackling winter cleaning challenges, we’ve had our hands full. As the holiday season ramps up, we’re embracing the chaos while learning and trying to maintain consistency to feel sane during this busy time. This week’s newsletter is packed with updates, lessons, and tips we’ve discovered—so let’s dive in! As a reminder— Highlights from Our Homestead Journey:

New Buck | Healed Rabbit | Struggling Farm Families | BallerinaFarm It's the holiday season! It’s been a hectic and busy time for us over here! While we absolutely love the holidays, every year I find myself wishing we could slow things down a bit. There’s always so much going on, and it feels like the season flies by before we really get a chance to relax and just enjoy. As a reminder— Highlights from Our Homestead Journey: Updates, reflections, milestones, and lessons learned from our homesteading adventure. In the News: Relevant stories and trends in homesteading, sustainability,

Nestbox Eye | Horseback Riding | Antibiotics | Rabbit Facebook Group Hi Friends! Can you believe it's already December? I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! We spent Thanksgiving weekend surrounded by family and staying busy, but we wouldn’t have it any other way. Between the cooking, catching up, and maybe a little too much pie, things got a bit hectic—which is why this newsletter is coming to you a few days late. Let’s just call it a “holiday hangover edition.” Now that the turkey coma has worn off, we’re excited to share the latest updates

2 Week Old Creme d'Argents | Livestock Prices | Farming Industry Hi Friends! Welcome back! It’s hard to believe how quickly the holidays are sneaking up on us. Thanksgiving is just a few days away—this Thursday, to be exact—and it feels like the perfect time to pause, reflect, and share what we’re grateful for. Whether you’re hosting a feast, traveling, or keeping it low-key, we hope this week’s newsletter brings a little inspiration to your homesteading journey. As a reminder— Highlights from Our Homestead Journey: Updates, reflections, milestones, and lessons learned from our homesteading adventure. In the

Bunnies | Secretary of Health and Human Services | Teal Stone Hi Friends! This week, the most exciting thing in my homesteading career happened. Our first litter of Creme d’Argents were born!! But before we get into that, let’s talk about the layout of this newsletter. Below you will find 5 segments. Each week you can expect the following: Highlights from Our Homestead Journey: Updates, reflections, milestones, and lessons learned from our homesteading adventure. In the News: Relevant stories and trends in homesteading, sustainability, health, and wellness. What We’re Learning: Insights, tips, and resources we’ve discovered to grow our