Swift Farm

06/19/2026

Don’t let real skills die off.
Teach the new generation the skills that were passed down from your older generation.

06/18/2026

Oop.. here we go again.

06/17/2026

Time goes by faster than we think. We get caught up in everyday life and stress so easy, but they are still trying to have a childhood. Being an involved in the present parent is way more important than you think as an adult. Even doing small things like this made their day.

06/17/2026

You learn something new everyday.
For me and maybe others today it’s about tea cups😅

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06/15/2026

06/14/2026

Yall have to check this out, our pond be started digging almost a year ago just about filled up from last nights rain! Which was a huge surprise considering we never knew it rained last night!

06/13/2026

Prunella vulgaris (often called Heal-All or Self-Heal) is an herb you can eat and drink that’s traditionally used, it’s packed with antioxidants. It is celebrated for reducing inflammation, soothing sore throats, promoting skin healing, and supporting immune and thyroid health.

Not all “weeds” and weeds! Do some research on plants just growing around, you just might find something you can harvest to add to your tea cabinet or medicine cabinet.

06/13/2026

Canning is definitely something I feel like everyone should try. You never know if history decides to repeat itself and it becomes a survival skill again. And it’s just a great way to help preserve your crops and fruits you grown all spring/ summer/ fall so they don’t go to waist. And you can survive on them through winter when you are homesteading or just don’t trust the store’s products of food with sprayed on imported “fresh” produce.

06/10/2026

If you are super late to gardening this year it’s not to late! Just find you heat tolerant plants you can still sow. Still many veggies, herbs and fruits you can still plant.

🥒🍉Vegetables & Melons: Okra, sweet potatoes, southern peas, cucumbers, summer squash, pumpkins, watermelon, and cantaloupe.
🌿Herbs: Basil, sage, thyme, oregano, and rosemary.
🍅Tomatoes: If you didn’t plant earlier, you can still put heat-tolerant.

06/10/2026

Let’s learn and grow our future together!