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Monday’s Chick

Jill enjoys traveling, road trips, camping, photography, cooking, and spending time with her friends and family.
Tuesday’s Chick

Brie enjoys farming, gardening, photography, and cooking.
Wednesday’s Chick

Heather enjoys gardening, farming, cooking, crocheting, embroidery, and being with family and friends.
Thursday’s Chick

Leanna enjoys farming, gardening, knitting, spinning, baking, and anything that has to do with the homesteading lifestyle.
Friday’s Chick

Sheri enjoys family, reading, writing, baking, sewing, scrapbooking, knitting, gardening, canning, and is very active in her church.
Saturday’s Chick

Wendy enjoys farming, cooking, making pies & homemade preserves, gardening, knitting and having fun with her daughter Madelyn.
Sunday’s Chick

Erin enjoys cooking, gardening, knitting, sewing, housework, spinning, being outdoors and spending time with family and friends.
Author Archives: Sheri Salatin
Expressing Your Uniqueness
I’m a crafty sort of girl. I love to create. Anything! I love to design new websites, put together quilts, knit, crochet, make clothes for my daughter. Create new recipes and put new twists on old ones. Create new ways to help customers get better in touch with local, clean food. Anything that has to … Read the Rest
Duck, Duck, DUCK!
Both of my boys have started little businesses this year. Andrew got lambs in March and now Travis has taken on ducks. These are Khaki Campbell Ducks. Right now he has them in a feathernet and is using the pen we built for the sheep to lock them up at night. (The sheep are now … Read the Rest
Farmer’s Wife Quilt | In Progress
The kids and I are planting the garden today! Woohoo!! So maybe next week, we’ll have some pics to share of that. In the meantime, I thought I would share a picture of where I’m at in my farmer’s wife quilt. It’s a quilt made up of 111 blocks that are 6 inches each. Yes, … Read the Rest
Let’s talk today
There are so many things going on, I don’t even know where to begin. So I’m not even going to start. Today, I want to hear from you. What are you doing right now? What’s on your mind? Let’s talk. Do you have questions for other Hen House readers? Questions for me? Fire away. I’ll … Read the Rest
Through the eyes of a boy…
Sheep Report
Andrew is happy to let you all know that his sheep are doing well! (For those of you just joining us, you can see more about this story here.) Salt (the boy) is quite a bit smaller than Pepper and will probably be stunted his whole life. Such is the way sometimes with orphaned animals. … Read the Rest
Cherishing the Seasons
Everyone around me has been complaining about the weather. “It’s too cold for March.” Can I let you in on a little secret? I don’t mind the extra little bit of cooler weather. Last year, we had almost no winter at all and it felt like it come summer. (No rest. Kind of like a … Read the Rest
Farmer Boy
One of the joys of being a homeschool mom on a farm is that your children get the opportunity to experience “real farm life”. Our son, Andrew, has his very first REAL farming venture started. LAMBS! Andrew’s Uncle Jordan had these two adorable little lambs last weekend. They are not siblings, but both were abandoned … Read the Rest
How to find a Farmer
When talking about this post to some of the farm chicks, they said, “Oh, yeah, that’s a great idea. I’m sure there are lots of folks out there looking for a farmer.” It was said with grins and winks. “Am I missing something?” It took me a minute, but I suddenly realized that they were … Read the Rest

