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"Nurturing Nature, Healing Hearts" A 3-acre haven in Candia, NH, where sustainable living meets hopeful healing, offering fresh produce, eggs, and a sprinkle of nature's charm.

08/29/2026

Stop by the Hopeful Haven Homestead farm stand today! We’ve got fresh chicken eggs, classic honey, and our specialty whipped honey chilled and waiting for you in the cooler. 🍯🥚
Not sure which flavor is your favorite? We have a tasting station set up on the shelf with sample spoons so you can try our whipped honey (including Vanilla Bean, Lavender, and Cinnamon) or add a little kick to your day with our Hot Honey sample before you buy.

08/24/2026

Our hens are getting broody! 🐔 Three are super protective, but "Spicy" is still our sweet, gentle girl, and she successfully hatched 12 chicks! Our chicken that now comes in everyday to lay in a closet was under the desk and had 4 survive. 2 are roos. We even have a duckling and chick from one hen, and three more chicks from "Wh**ey." This summer has been wild with some unexpected predator encounters, both good and bad. We will be sharing some of the chicks growing.🐣🐥🦆

08/23/2026

Ugh. Whatever has been hunting our flock got another chicken last night — that's three birds in a little over a week. Found her at the fence line this morning, and the girls have been absolutely locked onto the scent ever since.
I'll be honest, I didn't want to hear the barking either. But these girls only bark when something is out there — and they have been trying to tell my dumb self that all week. They knew before I did. Every single time. That barking is them doing the one job they were born to do: keeping the rest of the flock alive.
For my fellow NH livestock keepers, worth knowing: state law recognizes this. RSA 466:31 exempts dogs "guarding, working, or herding livestock" from both the at-large rules (II(a)) and the barking-nuisance rules (II(b)) — working dogs are allowed to work. Look it up, save it, share it with your farm neighbors. 🐓🐔🐾

08/18/2026

Someone complained about one of our girls doing her job. We ended up getting a citation, which we're contesting. Lily was searching for the animal yesterday, but today she was not able to get the animal; she was not allowed to work.
This is wrong.
Laws are in place that allow LGDs to work... let them work!

(a) A dog is "at large" if it is off the premises of the owner or keeper and not under the control of any person by means of personal presence and attention that will reasonably control the conduct of such dog, unless accompanied by the owner or custodian. This subparagraph shall not include a dog that is being used for hunting, supervised competition, exhibition, or training for such activities if accompanied by the owner or custodian, or a dog that is guarding, working, or herding livestock, as defined in RSA 21:34-a, II(a)(4). This means that the owner or custodian must be able to see or hear the dog, or have reasonable knowledge of where the dog is hunting or herding, or where training is being conducted or where trials are being held, provided that such dog does not have to be within sight at all times.

If you keep livestock in NH, know this law — RSA 466:31 protects working dogs. Share it with your farm neighbors

08/09/2026

Honey and Eggs!!!

08/02/2026

Our stand is stocked with wildflower, hot honey, lavender, pollen, and honey sticks! 🍯🐝 It's self-serve from dawn to dusk.
Whipped honey is available by message or text, with flavors including vanilla in addition to those at the stand (must stay cool to stay whipped).

All our honey is from Busy Beezzz Apiary & Gardens in Hooksett, where we get our bees!
Please remember, no honey for babies under 12 months.

07/18/2026

Some hard farm news. Yesterday we lost one of our hens (Gimli) to a predator. It's part of raising animals on the land, but it never gets easier — especially with birds we care for every day.

Many of you know our two Great Pyrenees — they just turned one. They're livestock guardian dogs, bred for exactly this: protecting a flock. Up to now we've been bringing them inside during the evenings to keep the noise down and be considerate of our neighbors. Going forward, they'll be out working more at dusk and overnight — which is when they're needed most, and what they were born to do.

Their job is to guard the flock and keep predators moving on. A pair of working dogs on patrol is the best deterrent there is. They stay securely inside our fenced property, if scent one might get out to trail to save or get the animal away, our coops are locked up at night. This girl was hiding sitting on eggs.

The dogs may be a little more vocal in the evenings now, and we appreciate your patience while they settle into their work. They are sweet, devoted girls with a serious job to do. Thanks for understanding. 🐾

06/26/2026

It's ! that pollinators like bees, butterflies, and bats, provide 1 out of 3
bites of food we eat? Say thanks by planting native plants, supporting local farmers, and
educating others about the importance of pollinators!

Address

12 Laliberte Lane
Candia, NH
03034

Telephone

+16032316389

Website

http://www.hopefulhavenhomestead.com/

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