RootsToBlossomHomestead

We love to watch our seeds successfully germinate and sprout. These sprouting seeds are peppers to transplate outdoors in the future. Some of our peppers are for common cooking, while others are grown for drying.

A glimpse into the life at Roots To Blossom Homestead. When designing a site for regenerative agriculture, it is important to consider foot traffic. Use snowfall as a tool to visualize or recognize common pathways!

Samantha making traditional sauerkraut, dill sauerkraut, and caraway sauerkraut. Sauerkraut is an excellent way to preserve your harvest, and boost your gut health! Follow us on Rumble to see more videos on growing and preserving your own food, among many other things!

A video previewing our set-up for breeding rabbits, including a doe and her babies. Also, a brief look at how we raise nightcrawler worms year round in Indiana, where temperatures drop well below freezing.

Super simple, yet profoundly delicious snack made in the dehydrator. Kale can be easily grown in a backyard garden to provide your own snacks!

Our Homestead has been adopted by a stray cat! What should we name him?

Samantha bathing one of our young bunnies in sunlight while we do a quick check-up. These two seem to get along quite well. :)

We free range our chickens and use only non-GMO feed. This yields an excellent egg. Our chickens layed their first eggs at the ripe young age of 4 months old. Our 21 chickens have given us over a dozen eggs per day, even in the winter! We are happy to be selling these eggs now to our local community!

Our blue colored Silver Fox doe, Blueberry, gave birth to this kit on Jan. 6. She is growing more ambition by the day, even joining her mother at the food bowl.

A brief introductory video, with a simple analogy about Big-Tech Censorship. To help us launch on Free Speech platforms also follow us on Gab: @RootsToBlossomHomestead

Silver Fox rabbits born at Roots To Blossom Homestead on 1/6/2021. NW Indiana