Creating a Homegrown and Homemade Life
Are you worried about keeping your chickens warm in the winter? Heat lamps aren’t the only answer despite what the farm stores would like you to believe. In fact, there are much safer ways to keep the birds comfortable in the freezing temps.
Are you curious whether those baby chicks will be laying eggs or crowing early in the morning? Although they may all look the same right now, there are some tricks to being able to tell whether you have hens or roosters even with little chicks.
Hanging clothes on the line to dry is not only better for your clothing, but it is also better for your wallet. This vintage skill has been lost with the convenience and price point of the dryer. But since we are all embracing our granny hobbies, let’s learn how to use a clothesline once again too.
Are you feeling blah and unmotivated as a homemaker? Then I challenge you to give the homemaker’s dress code a try. It literally tricks your brain into feeling productive. It’s quite simple and doesn’t require you to go out and buy an entirely new wardrobe. Although you may not be trending in the fashion department, your brain won’t care.
We all have the same 24 hours in the day, so why is it that some people are able to get so much accomplished in their day while others just can’t? My aim is to give you some tips on how to get it all done on the homestead, but know that life isn’t perfect and things happen. That doesn’t mean you can’t try these productivity tips to make the most of each day.
