Kaser Homestead

06/03/2026

A little labor and a lot of return!!

The homestead does provide us with an abundance of good food. I already feel incredible after eating food harvested right from the soil, dirt under my nails and sunshine on my face.

Not trying to preach, but I think getting down in the dirt is a good remedy for when you’re feeling a little blah.

06/02/2026

Come along as we stock fresh eggs on our friend Debbie’s ‘In The Weeds’ Flower stand.

Location: 392 Main Street Brewster, MA

Side Note 🗒️
First time doing a video voiceover, so I’m a little bit dying inside….I know my teenage daughter will agree how cringy I sound. 😅

Oh well, Just wanted to make you aware that Fresh Eggs are available at the farm stand on Brewster Main Street.

06/01/2026

We are grateful for the help our three children contribute to our family homestead.

Recently my middle schooler had his Roots and Shoots club come to our farm. One of the kids mentioned, as she was leaving, “I don’t want to leave this paradise!”.

I chuckled, thinking, I bet Saturday morning family farming time will make her question that remark.

All kidding aside, we are blessed to watch these kids grow into people that are kind, considerate and capable of making a true impact.

05/04/2026

BREWSTER IN BL🌸🌸M Parade 2026

Small Town Parade in Brewster, MA (Cape Cod)

Great seeing everyone brave the 🌧️ weather to come out and celebrate the Spring Season.

04/18/2026

Love these little stickers.
We’re adding them to all our fresh egg cartons.

04/17/2026

Our little homestead made the local 🎥 news.

Thank you to Anna from Lower Cape TV for sharing our story. ❄️🐓🐖🐑👩‍🌾

16 April, 2026 – CAPE COD, MA – Hang in there, Cape Codders, summer is just around the corner. But while we wait for hydrangeas and ospreys, let us take a look in the rearview mirror at this unprecedented winter. It was not all storms and power outages. Come with us while we visit a homestead in...

04/15/2026

Time line of how we planted our greens 🥬 from seed to in the ground. Our small homestead is based on Cape Cod, MA and it was a very cold winter.

The seeds were started during a blizzard where we lost power; however, we had a wood stove to provide heat. The seed trays stayed warm enough to germinate and get a healthy start.

Then we moved the baby plants into fish totes in our greenhouse to hearty up.

Today, Mid April the healthy greens of bok choy, collards, lettuce and cabbage made their way outside in the sunshine to finish out their growing until harvest.

Happy Growing!!

04/11/2026

Mornings like these are a blessing! ☀️✨💖

We are grateful for the opportunity to care for these animals and the land. Its hard work, but rewarding!

04/10/2026

The pressure is on to start more seeds!!!!

Peppers, Tomatoes and Eggplants have to be started in trays or you miss the opportunity to grow.

Our Greens and Cabbage were started in the house mid February and moved to the greenhouse.

We love growing our food from seed to plate.
🍽️ 🍅🍆

04/08/2026

🐓 Rotational Grazing in Action with our
Movable Chicken Tractor

50 Black Australorps. 10 acres. Constantly moving.

Our flock never stays in one place long enough to overgraze — and that’s the whole point. As they rotate across the land, they’re doing what chickens were born to do: scratching, foraging, and fertilizing naturally.

Here’s how it works 👇
🌱 Manure gets worked into the soil
🪱 Pest and larvae cycles get broken naturally
🌿 Grass gets time to recover, rest, and regenerate
☀️ Solar-powered electric fencing keeps the whole system low-impact.

Black Australorp chickens are the perfect breed for this kind of system. Hardy, calm, and absolutely thriving on fresh pasture.

The land feeds the flock. The flock feeds the land on our Cape Cod, MA homestead.