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August 2026
The past couple weeks have been super trying here on the farm. A lot of problem-solving, reminiscing, and thinking ahead to the future. We started the farm almost 3 years...
May 2026
What’s going on Daily Chores readers! My apologies for the late newsletter. Been a busy month.
We started this month by moving our meat chickens out to pasture. That...
April 2026
What’s up Daily Chores readers! Wick here, back with another monthly recap. April was a busy one!
First month as a full time farmer. Still feels like a dream....
March 2026
Hello, Daily Chores readers! Wick here. It’s been about a year since the last newsletter was released. A lot has happened since then! Wanted to fill in the gap and...
April 2025
Hello all, sorry for the tardy newsletter this month. I know you are all on the edge of your seats for this one. I'll cut to the chase: no, our...
March 2025
The farm has been quieter than usual. We still have our pigs that we are feeding and growing until they reach breeding age in a couple of months. Then, we...
February 2025
I don’t come here to be the bearer of bad news; I come here to keep it real with my friends and family back in the city. Although, I quite...
January 2025
The story of our sweet Caroline— The weeks leading up to us getting married, as any bride would do, I spent any free time I had scrolling Craigslist for the...
October 2024
As I have read and gleaned from many others who have been farming all their lives or are just starting, as we are, a very common practice is to check...
September 2024
This month, we have a case of “Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type” but with our chickens. Things with our original nine chickens could not have been going smoother. We...
July 2024
This month was hot. We celebrated the Fourth of July with Kyra’s family at Lake Granbury, which was great. Kyra has been preparing some wonderful summer meals. We are maneuvering...
March 2024
This month can be summed up in one word: Betty. One morning, while carrying out our daily chores, we realized that the chickens had been infiltrated by a predator. Upon...