GreenHens Homestead

05/31/2026

🐐💕 Pearl has twins!

Two healthy baby girls and one proud mama. Looks like the maternity ward at GreenHens Homestead is still open for business! 😊🌱

05/03/2026

04/18/2026

Somebody out here cooling with her baby daddy like everything all good 😎🐐🌿
Just enjoying the grass, minding their business… meanwhile I’m over here doing all the work!”

Look-a-dare, LOOK-A-DARE!! 😆

04/18/2026

Love seeing this right here 💚🥚🍰

When customers send pictures of cakes they made with GreenHens Homestead eggs, it really means a lot. That’s more than just eggs — that’s trust, support, and something good being made in somebody’s kitchen.

Look-a-dare, LOOK-A-DARE!! 😎
Them farm fresh eggs showing up and showing out!

04/18/2026

Regenerative Grazing in Action .

Rotational grazing doing its thing 🌱
No fertilizer just the animals working.
Haven’t wormed my goats in four years…
and yes, the chickens help too 🐔
”

“Rotational grazing at work 🌱
No fertilizer. No wormer.
Chickens helping clean it up 🐔
”

03/22/2026

She couldn't make it out on her own...
I gave her a chance...
Now look at her...
Still here. Still fighting. Still living.
Look-a-dare... LOOK-A-DARE...
Shuckey Ducky Quack Quack
Sometimes all you need... is a little help and a chance.

Check out GreenHens’s video.

01/17/2026

“Everybody asking who the father is…
If he’s standing guard at the nest, protecting the hen, and staying close — yeah, that’s him. 🐓😎”

01/17/2026

Livestock guardian dogs are incredibly resourceful. Even when well-fed, they’ll naturally forage—sniffing, investigating, and occasionally finding their own snacks along the way. This behavior comes from instinct, not hunger.

Out here, they’re always working: guarding, observing, problem-solving, and staying alert to what’s happening around the farm. A dog that knows how to think for itself is a valuable asset in a rural setting.

Nature built them that way—and it shows every day.