Poop and Plenty

05/24/2026

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05/24/2026

Comment below if this lil duckling got you yawning. 🥱

05/22/2026

This might be a challenge to find a home for our newest white bunny born with red eyes. Our kids love it but we can’t keep EVERY single bunny.

05/22/2026

Now you know.

05/21/2026

Just a couple farm kids making sure the chickens are fed and the homestead keeps running 🐓🌾

While other kids are spending all day on screens, ours are learning responsibility, hard work, and where food really comes from. ❤️

Every scoop, chore, and muddy boot is building confidence, life skills, and memories they’ll carry forever.

05/20/2026

Just a toddler conducting egg quality control 🥚🤣

05/19/2026

05/14/2026

Day 1: tiny and tucked in
Week 9: hopping, exploring, and full of personality 🐇

05/13/2026

Bunnies also make the best garden fertilizer 😉 💩

05/11/2026

Watching little eyes light up as they witness chicks hatching never gets old 🐣

These moments are about so much more than cute baby chicks. They’re teaching patience, responsibility, problem-solving, and giving children a real hands-on understanding of life and where food comes from.

In a world filled with screens, experiences like this matter.

Do you think it’s important for children to learn real-life skills like farming, animal care, and food production?

Should every child have opportunities for hands-on learning like this?

Watching our newest chicks hatch has been such a reminder that some of the best lessons can’t be taught from a textbook 💛

Join our Complete Homesteading & Farm-Life Learning Bundle: https://www.teachmetruth.com/courses/homesteading-bundle

05/05/2026

No. You don’t. You can always use more. It’ll never burn your plants, fertilizes without requiring composting. It’s simply the good stuff plants crave. Grab a sack of crap from us today!