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Vacation as a Homesteader or Hobby Farmer with a FREE Care Guide

Vacation as a Homesteader or Hobby Farmer with a Farm Sitter Care Guide

Categories bunnies, Chickens, Dogs, Farm Life, Gardening, goats, Horses, modern homestead, organic gardening, Printables, Uncategorized1 Comment on Vacation as a Homesteader or Hobby Farmer with a Farm Sitter Care Guide

Have you ever wondered how in the world hobby farmers or homesteaders vacation? https://youtu.be/RQGw2Xtaeww How to Use the Farm Sitter Care Guide Whether you are just jumping into the homesteading or hobby farming lifestyle, or you are a seasoned homesteader or hobby farmer, this easy, templated, 10 page farm sitter care guide will be helpful to you, your homestead, your garden, and your animals! Homestead Farm Sitter…

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Black Copper Maran (BCM) rooster

Consider These Five Things before Starting a Farm or Homestead

Categories Chickens, DIY, Farm Life, Featured, Food, Gardening, goats, Horses, Renovations, UncategorizedLeave a Comment on Consider These Five Things before Starting a Farm or Homestead

I often think back to when we first started our homesteading lifestyle, which was only two years ago! There are so many things we have learned along the way, many of them unexpected. Today I’m going to share with you a few things to consider before you jump into this lifestyle. You can read the…

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Sunshine Farm is Featured on The East Coast Equestrian | Overcoming Uncertainty and Making Dreams a Reality

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Read Our Blog Post Featured on The East Coast Equestrian! This post shares my story falling in love with horses as a child and re-entering the horse world when I was facing a number of health issues, which ultimately resulted in the Sunshine Farm! And be sure to check out the rest of Taylor's blog…

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Beginner Tips for Photographing Farm Animals

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Hi Everyone! This week I’m going to share some tips on photographing animals. I’ve always enjoyed photography, but have found a special interest in photographing animals. Here are a few of my favorite photos that I've captured over the years: I remember as I was growing up I would have photo shoots with my bunny…

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Farm Animals in the Winter | Things to Consider in Cold Weather

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This post contains Amazon affiliate links, I receive a small amount of compensation if you choose to purchase from any Amazon links. I only link to products that I know and love. As we prepare for a winter storm rolling through this weekend AND a polar vortex, I wanted to share with you all, some…

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TJ’s Debut! | Bringing Home My Paint Horse

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Welcome to the Sunshine Farm TJ! He is a 9 yr., 15.3 hands, Solid Paint bay gelding with four white socks, a heart on his forehead, and a completely lovable personality. He is one of two horses on our farm. Justin is the other one, and he is a 3 yr., 39 inches tall, miniature…

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Short but Sweet

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Hi everyone!

I know it's been awhile since I've posted on the blog, life has continued to be a bit crazy on the Sunshine farm. I do have a sad announcement to share, although I've been hesitant to do so.

This past week Faelynn left the Sunshine Farm to go back to Lollypop Farm where she will find a new home as a companion horse.