What are some videos you would like about keeping chicken and quail? Raising as babies, incubating, tending, medical care, feeding, showing, butchering, keeping predators away? My boys and I would like to know!

In my opinion unwashed farm fresh eggs are the best. If you raise them yourself, get them from your neighbor or support a local chicken tender (hehehe chicken tender) fresh unwashed are great for many reasons! Taste, length of time they are good and knowing where your food comes from are just a few. Sound off in the comments with your chicken egg questions and let’s learn together!

Who’s ready to start learning! We are going to start small with something anyone who has access to fresh unwashed eggs can do. Water canning is a great way to extend the life of your farm fresh eggs to a year plus and still have fresh eggs you can just crack into the pan or your favorite recipe! Stay tuned for videos and more information!

Hi, we are Balin 14 &Caelum 10. Here is a little bit about us. My name is Blain. Some things I enjoy doing are whittling, foraging, gold panning, swimming &chicken handling. I am good at tending chickens, quail, foraging and handling sheep and goats. I am excited to teach others how to go hiking, camping, forage, tending birds, run electric fencing & catch a sheep or goats. My name is Caelum. Some things I enjoy are swimming, hiking & camping, gardening, finding rare coins& gold panning. I am excited to teach others about gardening, egg collecting, gold panning, collecting coins, setting up a camp site & starting a fire. What are some things you would like to learn about?

Welcome to Little House on High Prairie homestead. We are a family of 5 who homeschool, run a full time ruminant brush clearing business, raise Sheep, Goats, Cows, chicken and quail. We have 2 pet dogs, 2 working dogs and 2 barn cats. We raise produce and meat for ourselves and our community, milk, make cheese and other dairy products, homemade soaps and household cleaning products. My children and I will be sharing our knowledge, tips and tricks here. What are some things you and your family would like to learn?