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We’re a family pursuing the homesteading life on our new 77-acre forever farm in East Texas. Our journey started over a decade ago on a small 7-acre farm, and it has been full of learning, laughter, wrong turns, and God’s provision every step of the way. Today we’re building a regenerative farm from the ground up — using rotational grazing, pasture-based livestock, and soil-focused management to raise healthy animals and nutrient-dense food. We believe caring for the land is a form of stewardship, and we want to leave it better than we found it. On this channel you’ll find real-life homesteading: chores, fences that don’t always cooperate, mobile chicken coops, big dreams, and practical education in regenerative agriculture. Follow along as we grow food, raise animals, restore pasture, and live intentionally in alignment with God’s design for land, animals, and family.
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