Harvest Delights & Cozy Comforts In This Week's Newsletter

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Harvest season is unfolding and the nights are growing cooler. This week’s newsletter focuses on comfort and warmth, offering a glimpse into cozy recipes and tips to make the most of the season’s bounty. From hearty dishes to hearty harvests, we’re here to help you savor every moment of fall. Join us in celebrating the harvest and the simple pleasures it brings!
Ole Ma's Ramblings....
This time of year always brings a mix of emotions. There’s a certain sadness in watching the vibrant summer days slip away, but also a deep sense of contentment in knowing that we’ve done what we can to prepare for the colder months ahead. The fields are harvested, the barns are filled with hay, and the animals seem to know that it’s time to hunker down and get ready for the winter.  Read Ole Ma's Ramblings Here! 
Soup-er News...
With cooler weather and cozy gatherings on the horizon, we’re thrilled to offer something special to warm your table. Our popular soup kits, featuring the rich flavors of Coconut Curry and hearty Split Pea, are coming back! These soups are perfect for fall, providing comfort and convenience with every bowl. To make sure you’re ready for the season, pre-order your kits now and enjoy the taste of homemade soup anytime. Click Here To Pre-Order!
Processing Perfected...
As we embrace the harvest season, remember that our livestock processing workshop is just around the corner. With only a few spots left, it's a great opportunity to learn essential skills for processing your own livestock this fall. Secure your place now and get ready to make the most of the harvest! Reserve Your Spot Here! 
Hare Raising Adventure..
Right now is the perfect time to consider adding meat rabbits to your homestead. Many of our rabbits are nearing harvest size, offering a great opportunity to grow and butcher your own meat before the snow flies. Whether you’re looking to stock your freezer or start your journey in raising meat rabbits, we have options available to fit your needs. Get started today and be prepared for a bountiful harvest. Contact Us Now! 
Knead A Recipe...
The lazy days of summer are coming to a close, and with cooler evenings ahead, it's the perfect time to indulge in homemade bread. Our search for delicious and diverse bread recipes has resulted in a fantastic collection of 98 recipes that we can’t wait to try. From crusty loaves to soft, warm rolls, this selection has something to satisfy every bread lover. Click Here To Get The Recipes.


Harvest Holdover... 
As the crisp night air settles in, we’re reminded of the bounty that comes with the coming harvest season. Here on the farm, we’re all about making the most of this time, savoring the seasonal changes, and ensuring that the fruits of our labor last well beyond the first frost. There’s a certain rhythm to the harvest, and we embrace it fully, finding ways to capture the essence of the season. We've put together some tips on how you can make the most of you harvest. Get Our Tips Here!
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