Simplee Rooted Farm & Co.

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Simplee Rooted Farm & Co.

Rooted on 8 acres in East Texas, small farm with big dreams❤️
Cookbook coming in 2026: Wildflowers & Whisks!

01/27/2026

We’re officially starting our greenhouse build 🌱

A greenhouse allows us to extend our growing season, start plants earlier, and protect delicate crops from unpredictable weather. It gives us more control over temperature, moisture, and pests, which means healthier plants and better harvests overall.

Beyond that, a greenhouse supports our goal of growing more of our own food—longer into the fall, earlier in the spring, and with more consistency year to year. It will also be home to herbs and flowers, creating a space that’s both productive and beautiful.

This is a big step toward self-sufficiency and intentional growing, and we’re excited to bring you along as we build it from the ground up.

01/25/2026

A simple herb-crusted chicken I make on repeat—easy, flavorful, and perfect for busy weeknights. Save this 🤍 Recipe will be included in my upcoming cookbook! Just an idea of the simple cozy meals to come👉🏻

01/24/2026

Weekly milk pickup done ✔️🥛

We’ve been a raw milk household for several years, and it’s something we intentionally choose for our family. We source from a local farm we trust, where the animals are pasture-raised and cared for with the same values we hold on our own farm.

One of our long-term homestead goals is to have our own dairy animals, and we’re currently researching sheep for both meat and milk. Sheep’s milk is especially appealing because it’s naturally higher in butterfat, protein, calcium, and vitamins than cow’s milk. Many people also find it easier to digest due to the smaller fat globules and different protein structure.

For now, we’re grateful for local farmers, fresh milk days, and the slow steps toward becoming more self-sufficient—one goal at a time 🌿

01/22/2026

We use pine shavings in our chicken coop and for good reason 🐓🌲

Pine shavings are highly absorbent, which helps keep moisture down and odors under control—two big factors in maintaining a healthy coop. A dry coop means fewer ammonia smells and healthier lungs for your chickens.

They’re also easy to spot clean. I can quickly scoop out wet areas and refresh as needed instead of completely changing bedding all the time. When it’s time for a full clean, the shavings break down well and can be added straight to the compost pile.

Once composted, those pine shavings (mixed with chicken manure) turn into nutrient-rich compost for the garden—closing the loop and putting nothing to waste.

Tip: always use kiln-dried pine shavings and avoid cedar. Cedar contains oils that can be harmful to chickens’ respiratory systems.

Simple, affordable, and effective—pine shavings make coop maintenance easier and more sustainable.

01/16/2026

If this is your vibe… we’re already friends 🌾

Around here you’ll find slow mornings, sourdough rising on the counter, fresh eggs in the basket, dirt under our nails, and real life happening in between. This feed is a mix of homesteading, from-scratch cooking, farm messes, family moments, and choosing a simpler, more intentional way of living.

No perfection. No trends for the sake of trends. Just honest days, cozy routines, growing food, learning as we go, and finding beauty in the ordinary. If you love old traditions, country sunrises, real food, and a slower pace—you’re in the right place. Welcome to Simplee Rooted🐓

01/15/2026

Homesteading doesn’t start with acres or animals — it starts with small, intentional choices.

Cooking from scratch, learning simple skills, growing what you can, and using what you already have all count.

Start where you are. Start small. The land can come later.

Follow along for simple homestead skills anyone can start today 🌾

01/14/2026

All this❤️🙌🏻🐓

01/13/2026

Beginner Chicken Supplies Checklist 🐓

Before you bring chickens home, make sure you have these basics ready:

• Secure coop with proper ventilation
• Predator-proof run or enclosed space
• Roosting bars inside the coop
• Nesting boxes (1 box per 3–4 hens)
• Pine shavings or straw for bedding

• Chick or layer feed (age appropriate)
• Feeder that stays off the ground
• Clean waterer (heated if winters are cold)

• Grit (for digestion)

• Brooder setup for chicks (heat lamp or plate, brooder box)
• Thermometer for brooder temperature

• Basic first-aid items (electrolytes, Blu-Kote, gloves)
• Extra bucket or bin for feed storage

Start simple. You can always add later👉🏻

01/10/2026

Today was beautiful!

I can’t complain about the views🐴

01/09/2026

IYKYK🤣

House rules around here 🤍
No seed oils.
Real butter only.
Simple ingredients, old-fashioned cooking, and food that actually nourishes our family.

01/06/2026

Most boxed products aren’t necessary 👉🏻

A few simple staples and a little mixing is all you need.
Saves money, tastes better, and keeps life simple.

Follow along for pantry tips, from-scratch recipes, and a sneak peek at my upcoming cookbook!

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Athens, TX
75751-75752

Website

http://www.simpleerooted.com/

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