If you grew up when I did, then you already know the feeling. You find a quarter.You see the bubble gum machine.You put the quarter in, turn the knob, and wait to see what you get. It might be gum.It might be a little toy.It might be something completely random. But whatever it was… itContinue reading "Take a Chance… Grow Something | The Seed Machine at 1737"
Full Circle at the Homestead: Celebrating the Success of Our Chicken Processing Class
There are moments here at the homestead that remind us exactly why we started this journey… and this past chicken processing class was one of them. What began as a simple idea sharing real homesteading skills with our community turned into a powerful day of learning, connection, and hands-on experience. The last class was full,Continue reading "Full Circle at the Homestead: Celebrating the Success of Our Chicken Processing Class"
The Rooster Cat
When Your Alarm Clock Sounds Like a Strangling Feline Life on the homestead has a funny way of humbling you. When we added our American Bresse meat birds to the homestead, the plan was simple. These birds would be raised with care, respect, and purpose. They were meant to provide food for our family —Continue reading "The Rooster Cat"
Chicken Processing Class
April 11 | 11:00 AM | Donation-Based | Limited Spots On April 11th at 11:00 AM, we’re hosting another hands-on Chicken Processing Class here at 1737 Urban Homestead. This class is for those who want to understand their food, not just cook it. We will walk through the humane, respectful, and practical process of harvestingContinue reading "Chicken Processing Class"
To Our Original Golden Girls — Thank You
Hey Loves, Today we pause with full hearts. Our original Golden Girls, our sweet Buff Orpington ladies; have given us more than eggs over the years. They gave us rhythm. They gave us nourishment. They gave us laughter. They gave us stories. From their first days scratching in the yard to their steady presence inContinue reading "To Our Original Golden Girls — Thank You"
Welcoming Our Meat Birds to the Homestead
Why These Chickens Will Be Nameless, But Still Loved There’s a new group of feathered residents settling in at 1737 Urban Homestead… and this time, things feel a little different. We recently welcomed 9 American Bresse chickens to the flock. These birds won’t be getting names like our Buff Orpington girls. They won’t be starringContinue reading "Welcoming Our Meat Birds to the Homestead"
Growing Love: A Valentine’s Day in the Garden 💚
Valentine’s Day usually brings to mind roses, chocolates, and fancy dinners. And don’t get me wrong, we love all of that too. But here at 1737, we celebrate love a little differently. We celebrate the love that grows. The love that takes time.The love that needs tending.The love that feeds people. Because truthfully? Gardening andContinue reading "Growing Love: A Valentine’s Day in the Garden 💚"
Chicken Processing Class Announcement
Cultivating community. Harvesting home. Rooted in faith. We’re excited to officially announce our upcoming Chicken Processing Class at 1737 Urban Homestead, and we would love to welcome you to join us. This class is designed to be a hands-on, educational experience for anyone wanting to learn more about where their food comes from and howContinue reading "Chicken Processing Class Announcement"
❄️ Winter Weather Prep at the Garden: Getting Ready for What’s Ahead
Winter is knocking on the door, and if you’re anything like us here at 1737, you’re already keeping one eye on the weather and the other on the garden. Cold snaps have a way of sneaking up on us, especially here in the South, and a little preparation now can make all the difference later.Continue reading "❄️ Winter Weather Prep at the Garden: Getting Ready for What’s Ahead"
Spring 2026 Seed Starting at 1737: Where It All Begins
Hey Loves, There’s just something about seed starting season that never gets old. Every year, right around this time, we find ourselves back at the table with trays, soil, seeds, and a whole lot of intention. Spring at 1737 doesn’t begin on a calendar; it begins the moment that first seed goes into the soil.Continue reading "Spring 2026 Seed Starting at 1737: Where It All Begins"
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