Family homestead • Lexington, KY
Reserve currently available homestead food for local pickup near Lexington, KY, follow practical notes from our family projects, and subscribe for upcoming farm product openings.
60+
laying hens
20 min
weekly coop work
9
starter guides
100%
family-tested
“We are not experts on everything. We are just stubborn enough to learn, fix it, and show you what actually worked.”
Buy from the homestead
Choose what is currently listed, select your quantity, and we will coordinate a scheduled pickup near Lexington, KY.
Egg availability from our laying hens.
Quantity
Order any quantity of dozen
No inventory cap is applied to this item — choose however many you want for local pickup.
Venmo orders stay pending until we confirm payment, then inventory updates.
Whole processed chickens raised on our family homestead.
Quantity
5 whole chickens ($20 per bird + $5 meat processing fee) available
Venmo orders stay pending until we confirm payment, then inventory updates.
Around the homestead
The storefront is for local pickup orders. The blog shares what we are learning. The email list lets local families know when farm products and new homestead updates are available.
From the videos
Chickens
If you are starting a homestead, chickens are one of the best first animals. They provide eggs, eat scraps, help with bugs and ticks, teach kids responsibi
Sheep
Want your kids involved in homesteading without starting with a large or intimidating animal? Sheep may be the perfect fit. In this video, we talk about wh
Sheep
Pasture lambing can be smooth, safe, and enjoyable when you prepare before the first lamb hits the ground. This video shares 10 practical tips for healthy
Systems
Want to leave the homestead for a few days without hiring a farm sitter? In this video, we walk through the simple automation systems we use to keep our la
Chickens
Kids are capable by design. This short video shows children helping around the homestead: holding boards for a fence build, helping with a chicken tractor
Garden
You can build a simple compost bin in about 20 minutes with a basic trash can, a drill, a few bricks, and kitchen scraps. This video walks through drilling