Black Copper Maran (BCM) rooster

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…

Our First Garden on the Farm | Successes, Failures, and Lessons Learned

Hi Friends! I know it has been a long while since my last post, sometimes when there is just so much going on, it is hard to know what to share next. Today I'm going to share our experiences growing, harvesting, eating, and storing the food from our first real garden at the Sunshine Farm.…

And Now We Have… Rescued Goats!

Hello again! It has been a little while since I have posted, and a lot has happened here at the farm, including three new adorable additions... rescued goats! A few months ago I read about a massive rescue through Lollypop Farm Human Society, where they took in 27 goats, 3 horses, and a llama from…

TJ’s Debut! | Bringing Home My Paint Horse

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…

Vegan Mac N Cheese

Vegan + Healthy Mac and “Cheese”

Vegan, plant-based, dairy free, oil free One of our very favorite meals, which makes fantastic leftovers, is our vegan Mac and "Cheese." I will also add that we have made this for non-vegans and vegans alike and everyone has LOVED it! It's healthy, filling, easy to make, and completely delicious. Every time I bring this…

Welcome to the Sunshine Farm Baby Chicks!

Our six little chicks have arrived! At about three days old they are all fluff and so cute! They're little chirping is both adorable and calming, and I'm excited to watch them grow. As I mentioned in an earlier post, we chose six different breeds of chickens, even so, I am having a difficult time…