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Things are really moving along here at the Urban Suburban Homestead! In this update we’re doing a little bit of everything — planting sweet potatoes and melons in zone 9B, checking in on the chickens and their eggs, and getting some blueberry plants relocated to a better spot. It’s one of those gar-deen days where…
A comprehensive garden cleanup is one of the most rewarding projects you can undertake on your homestead. Whether you’re preparing your beds for spring planting or clearing away summer growth before fall, a methodical week-long cleanup transforms your garden into a productive space. When you add the challenge of managing fire ants and the excitement…
If you’re raising quail, you have access to one of the most nutrient-dense manure sources available to home gardeners. Quail manure is significantly richer in nitrogen than chicken or rabbit manure, making it exceptionally valuable for composting and soil amendment. Converting quail manure into finished compost requires understanding decomposition processes, managing temperature and moisture, and…
One of the most delightful experiences in homesteading is raising baby chicks. From the moment they hatch, these tiny birds display instinctive behaviors that fascinate and entertain. By their first week, chicks are already exhibiting natural patterns—scratching, pecking, dust bathing—that will define their behavior for life. Understanding these behaviors and providing appropriate support ensures your…