Get Scrambled Farm

10/22/2025

If you run a church or social club, now is a good time to be doing food and can drives. The food banks need to be stocking up now.

03/01/2025

01/04/2024

Mark, Cooper and I got Sybbi's Christmas present from Grandpa Bob assembled! We had a heck of a time finding a swing set anywhere in town and finally gave up and will be ordering one from Amazon lol

12/24/2023

Merry Christmas 🎁

11/22/2023

This bassinet with lowering side needs its third life (and I need it out of my house.) The lady I bought it from had only used it once. We have found it to be super useful. It's a great side-car sleeper for bed or couch since the height is adjustable. Also has pouches on the sides that perfectly hold a few diapers and a pack of wipes.
Pictured is a small hole in the netting on the back side and the safety tag on the outside that has fraying edges from being washed.
Originally sells for $160. Asking for $100 obo.

11/11/2023

Gumbo

* 2 large onions
* 1 bulb garlic
* 4 large carrots (peeled)
* 3 bell peppers (yellow, red, and orange)
* 1 stick unsalted butter
* 1/4 cup all purpose flour
* 1/2 cup Cajun seasoning
* 2 qt chicken broth or stock
* 1 can diced tomatoes
* 1 bag frozen okra
* 1 # ground beef, venison, pork, or turkey
* 1 # peeled deveined shrimp (defrosted and tails removed)
* 1 # andouille sausage (cut into 1/4" thick coins)

1. Dice all veggies.
2. Melt stick of butter over med-high and sauté spices and veggies until fragrant and softened.
3. Sprinkle flour in and stir till flour forms a thick paste. Stir roux constantly. It will start to darken. You can let it get as dark as you like. The darker, the more flavor. DO NOT stop stirring as it WILL burn. You may need to adjust temp lower to make it easier to brown roux.
4. Add broth gradually, stopping to completely stir in between additions.
5. Add diced tomatoes
6. Bring to a boil.
7. Add okra.
8. Simmer for a minimum of 30 minutes, with lid on. Can simmer longer, up to several hours. Add water if it becomes too thick.
9. In seperate pan, brown ground meat. Add to pot.
10. Sauté sausage to get skins crispy and brown edges. Add to pan.
11. Immediately before serving, add shrimp to simmering pot. Stir in and remove from heat. (Shrimp overcook easily. By adding at last minute, and turning off heat, they cook in the residual heat and don't become tough.)
12. Taste, salt as needed.
Serve over rice or as soup.
Notes: You can change out meats as you like. Technically you don't even have to add meat. You can add chicken, crab, or whatever you like. Just sauté and add at the end so it doesn't become tough and chewy in the long simmer.

09/22/2023

My favorite YouTuber

09/15/2023

Cannot resist the temptation of a pretty egg gradient photo!

07/12/2023

Blueberry Dutch baby may be my new go to breakfast!! So beautiful and delicious. Recipe from

07/06/2023

About 2 weeks ago, our “barn” burned down. We have used this old 50-ish year old trailer as a barn since we’ve been on this property. The wiring had been concerning but it was the best option we had to store our all our farm and yard stuff as well as personal items. Until it wasn’t.

The conclusion was that a wire short in the breaker box started the fire. We lost our electric fence energizer, Honda generator, plucker, swamp cooler, small chicken processing supplies like cones, push mower, 2 w**d eaters, chainsaw, circular saw, several hand drills, all the animals feed and so so so much more. I keep thinking of more things that were in there like my Kombucha bottles and empty wine bottles.

But there is good news. We didn’t lose any animals. It didn’t spread to our home less than 20 feet away. The folks that saw the smoke stopped which alerted the dogs which alerted us and allowed us to get across the street away from the smoke before it engulfed the house. The fire departments responded quickly and no one was hurt. The electric pole burnt up so we were displaced for a few days but thanks to my dad and uncle we were back home within a few days.

We have wonderful family and friends that have helped us so much. Now it’s just a matter of replacing things. We have been gifted so many needed things and we appreciate everything. We still need a w**d eater, chain saw, and circular saw and a new barn structure to store our things but those will come with time.

On a funnier note, the goats and dog think the collapsed roof is a ramp for them to climb up into the remaining roof. Hopefully we’ll get the new energizer installed soon so the animals will all be back in their place instead of cows pooping in my front pathway 😬

07/06/2023

Found this angry baby while picking figs! So sweet!

04/15/2023

Located SE corner/Houston Co/Wiregrass area, not shipping or traveling.

If anyone is interested in making their own kombucha, I am going to be starting a new batch soon and will have starter liquid available for free along with advice and guidance to anyone interested. Just send me PM.