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 starringContinueContinue reading “Welcoming Our Meat Birds to the Homestead”
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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 howContinueContinue reading “Chicken Processing Class Announcement”
3 Spots Open for Our Donation-Based Chicken Processing Class
Hey Loves, Happy homestead greetings from all of us here at 1737 Urban Homestead 💛We hope this note finds you well, growing something, and staying encouraged wherever you are on your journey. 🌿 What’s Happening at the Homestead We are opening up 3 final in-person spots for our upcoming Chicken Processing Class, and we wantedContinueContinue reading “3 Spots Open for Our Donation-Based Chicken Processing Class”
Chicken Processing Day at 1737: Difficult, Necessary, and Rooted in Respect
Whew… today was one of those days on the homestead. The kind that sits heavy on your heart, even when you know you’re doing what’s right. Chicken processing day is never easy, and honestly, I don’t think it ever should be. But it is necessary, and it’s part of the commitment we made when weContinueContinue reading “Chicken Processing Day at 1737: Difficult, Necessary, and Rooted in Respect”
Meet the Ladies of 1737: Our Feathered Family
Hey y’all, Let me tell you, life on the homestead stays interesting. A big reason for that is the crew we’ve got clucking around out back. Our hens are more than just egg layers; they’ve become part of the family. And like any good Southern family, they’ve all got big personalities… and names to match.ContinueContinue reading “Meet the Ladies of 1737: Our Feathered Family”
Duck and Goose – Officially Named by Royal Decree (aka Our 4-Year-Old Great Niece)
Well folks, it’s official. After much observation and plenty of giggles, we held a serious naming ceremony that involved no ceremony at all. Our two rescue chickens finally have names. Y’all, they are perfect. Introducing Duck and Goose. Yes, you read that right. Duck is one of our Buff Orpington teenagers—plump, golden, and already walkingContinueContinue reading “Duck and Goose – Officially Named by Royal Decree (aka Our 4-Year-Old Great Niece)”
Drama in the Lanai: Baby Chicks, Time-Outs, and Tiny Scandals at 1737
There’s trouble brewing in the Lanai, y’all. And no, it’s not because someone forgot to refill the chick feeder (again). The temporary home for our baby chicks has officially become a drama zone. It is at a Real Housewives level. There are fewer cocktails, more feathers, and absolutely no filter. Let me set the scene. It’sContinueContinue reading “Drama in the Lanai: Baby Chicks, Time-Outs, and Tiny Scandals at 1737”
Lanai Drama: Baby Hens and Their Reflection Obsession
Listen… things are getting a little spicy in the lanai. That’s the current headquarters for our newest batch of baby hens—six tiny fluffballs about two weeks old, still growing into their legs, feathers, and attitudes. They’re cute, yes… but also dramatic. At this point, the Lanai might as well be a reality show set. We’veContinueContinue reading “Lanai Drama: Baby Hens and Their Reflection Obsession”
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