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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…
If you’re raising quail on your homestead and you’re not composting their manure, you’re leaving some of the best free fertilizer in the world sitting on the ground. I mean that. Quail manure composting produces some of the richest, most nutrient-dense soil amendment you can put in a garden — and for homesteaders, the supply…
There is genuinely nothing on the homestead that gets me the way baby chicks do. From the moment they hatch — wet and exhausted from breaking through that shell — to the moment they’re fluffy and zooming around the brooder, scratching and pecking at everything in sight, they are endlessly entertaining. And by the first…
There are certain weeks on the homestead that you just remember. This was one of them. We set out to do a complete spring and fall garden cleanup — the kind where you go through every bed, clear out everything that’s done, amend the soil, and reset for the next season. Then we threw in…