Second Wind Farmstead

Second Wind Farmstead Second Wind farmstead. A 6 acre fresh start to build a farmstead emulating an early 1800~1900's family farm. It's all about going back.

Back to simpler days of hard work and reward, Better food and better life. Back to self sufficiency and self reliance. We currently raise pure bred UNREGISTERED Kune Kune heritage hogs. We raise rabbits and barn yard chickens as well. So if you are interested in a pet for your farm or farm animals to prepare for your table let us know. We will be glad to show you what we have available.

Ahhhh..   the pay isn't great, but the work-life balance is amazing.  I love my new office!
06/20/2026

Ahhhh.. the pay isn't great, but the work-life balance is amazing. I love my new office!

06/15/2026

Our Goat tree is blooming!

A few stills of the new crew.
06/13/2026

A few stills of the new crew.

06/13/2026

Finally! The gang us all here!
Full Boer stud with 2 kiko does a Savanah doe and a boer/ kiko doe...in addition we have 1 buckling and 4 doelings from the group.

06/11/2026

In addition to a livestock trailer project, the new herd requires accommodation upgrades... this is what we have done today.

Another step towards getting our new goat herd!  It's not beautiful ( yet), but with a new floor and a little welding,  ...
06/10/2026

Another step towards getting our new goat herd! It's not beautiful ( yet), but with a new floor and a little welding, it's ready to go pick up some livestock.

UfD... several barnyard mix and several  ayam cemani chicks. Age range 1 weeks to 3 weeks old. Message for info.. locate...
06/09/2026

UfD... several barnyard mix and several ayam cemani chicks. Age range 1 weeks to 3 weeks old. Message for info.. located 15 minutes south of Pageland SC.

The garden always surprises me. Every year there's a new challenge to learn from. For instance, why are some corn stalks...
06/09/2026

The garden always surprises me. Every year there's a new challenge to learn from. For instance, why are some corn stalks 8 feet tall already and some are less than 13 inches tall, both in the same bed, planted at the same time.
The onions are boggling me too. We have a whole bed that's perfectly spaced but they're still small like starts, and others, I'm picking a little early, b/c they're already the size of baseballs and taking up too much room.
After last year's tomato bust, this year's are gorgeous. We must have found the right amount of eggs and tums for our soil🤷‍♀️
There's always something new, there's always something to learn and there's always a new technique to try.
Plant the seed, give it some water and don't be down about what did or didn't happen. Take the lesson and don't be afraid to try again. Also, enjoy the journey and the beauty that produces the bounty of these blessings.

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Jefferson, SC

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