Spending time in the garden, tending our plants, teaches us greater philosophical lessons about life. Humans and plants are surprisingly similar in how we process energy, rely on nutrients, and function at an atomic...
In a world where so many crave a return to the basics…fresh air, real food, and a deeper connection to nature…homesteading has become a dream for many. But let me tell you, it’s no...
Spring is here, and at BLeaves Farms, we’re bursting with excitement as we plant our 2025 Spring Vegetable Garden! There’s something magical about starting fresh each year, digging our hands into the soil, dreaming...
There’s nothing quite like collecting fresh eggs straight from your own flock or buying them from a local farmer. But if you’ve ever wondered about the best way to store, wash, or sell eggs,...
At BLeaves Farms, we love growing fresh herbs, and dill is one of our absolute favorites. We planted it in our fall garden, letting it thrive in the cool weather, and now that it’s...
Jeff’s 60th birthday was a big one, and with it came a gift that has completely changed the way we interact with our animals: the Furbo 360 Dog Camera with Treat Dispenser. We had...
Have you ever set out to do a simple task…just mow the lawn, fix a fence, or water the garden…only to find yourself knee-deep in an unexpected repair, hours behind schedule, wondering why does...
Dreaming of starting a hobby farm but worried about the cost? Good news! You don’t need a massive budget to create a productive, self-sustaining mini-farm. With the right strategies, resourcefulness, and a little elbow grease, you can turn a small piece of land, even a backyard, into a thriving homestead.
When you think of homesteading and bicycle touring, they might initially appear worlds apart—one rooted in the stability of cultivating a self-sustaining home, and the other in the thrill of exploring the open road. However, these two seemingly disparate lifestyles share profound similarities that make them appealing to the same audience: those who value self-sufficiency, simplicity, and a deep connection with nature.
