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”
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1737 Urban Homestead TikTok
Hey y’all! If you’re not following us over on TikTok… what are you even doing with your life? 😂 No seriously, 1737 Urban Homestead has made its way to the land of scrolls. It’s full of laughs and quick how-tos. Let me tell you… It’s a whole vibe. You’ll find behind-the-scenes moments that don’t alwaysContinueContinue reading “1737 Urban Homestead TikTok”
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”
Our First Festival—We Made It in Old Algiers!
Whew! Y’all… 1737 had the honor of setting up shop at our very first festival, Making It In Old Algiers, on May 31st. Let me just say, we had the absolute best time! Now, if you’ve ever done a market or a festival, you already know—it’s a whole lot of prep, a little bit ofContinueContinue reading “Our First Festival—We Made It in Old Algiers!”
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”
Chicken Math Strikes Again at 1737 Urban Homestead
Because you can never have too many chickens… right? If you’ve ever dipped your toe into backyard chicken keeping, you’ve probably heard of “chicken math.” It’s the totally real and unstoppable phenomenon. You plan for just a few hens, and somehow, you end up with an entire flock before you know it. Well, guess what?ContinueContinue reading “Chicken Math Strikes Again at 1737 Urban Homestead”
Welcome to Shady Pines: The Chicken Rescue You Didn’t Know You Needed
At 1737 Urban Homestead, we like to think of ourselves as a soft landing place for plants, people, and apparently… poultry in need of early retirement. This past week, Jordan came home with two unexpected additions to our feathered family. Where did they come from, you ask? Oh, just your typical post-Easter hen rescue. YouContinueContinue reading “Welcome to Shady Pines: The Chicken Rescue You Didn’t Know You Needed”
Stay Rooted with Us Join the 1737 Newsletter
Hey y’all! Want to keep up with what’s sprouting, simmering, and stirring at 1737 Urban Homestead? Join our newsletter. Get a front row seat to all the garden gossip. Discover homestead tips and seasonal recipes. Explore fresh products and behind-the-scenes happenings. We promise it’ll feel like a chat on the porch. It will be realContinueContinue reading “Stay Rooted with Us Join the 1737 Newsletter”
Cultivating Community…Harvesting Home
Around here, we believe in more than just growing food, we’re growing connections. When we say “Cultivating community…Harvesting home,” we’re not just being cute (though let’s be real, it is pretty catchy). That motto is the heartbeat of everything we do at 1737 Urban Homestead. Cultivating community means getting our hands dirty together. Whether it’sContinueContinue reading “Cultivating Community…Harvesting Home”
Meet the Golden Girls of 1737 Urban Homestead
Welcome to 1737 Urban Homestead, where city living meets rural charm. Meet our Buff Orpington hens, named after The Golden Girls. Blanche is glamorous, Dorothy wise, Rose playful, and Sophia feisty. Known for their friendly nature and beautiful feathers, these hens contribute to our sustainable urban oasis, providing entertainment and fresh eggs. Join our community and follow our homesteading journey.
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