Kennett Farm & Garden

Kennett Farm & Garden Harvey's Homestead was established in 2021. Today's homestead consists of 10 chickens and 12 baby chicks.

Everything started with the love of animals when the 3 years old boy Harvey visited a local farm and asked to bring some baby chicks home.

🫐 Blueberry season is off to a great start!First pick: 5.5 lbs 💙Second pick: Over 6 lbs 🫐And there are so many more stil...
07/01/2026

🫐 Blueberry season is off to a great start!

First pick: 5.5 lbs 💙
Second pick: Over 6 lbs 🫐

And there are so many more still on the bushes! 🌿

Blackberries for days!We have been incredibly fortunate this year with an amazing fruit harvest, and these blackberries ...
06/25/2026

Blackberries for days!

We have been incredibly fortunate this year with an amazing fruit harvest, and these blackberries have been one of our biggest blessings. Sweet, juicy, and picked fresh from our backyard—it's hard to beat! We are soaking up every moment of this beautiful growing season.

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Our New Flock 🐣💛We welcomed these sweet little ones on March 8 — Olive Eggers & Midnight Majesty Marans 🐥✨Harvey and Emi...
03/29/2026

Our New Flock 🐣💛

We welcomed these sweet little ones on March 8 — Olive Eggers & Midnight Majesty Marans 🐥✨

Harvey and Emily are absolutely loving their new little friends and spending every chance they get with them 🥹💕

Watching them all together, exploring and growing, has been the sweetest thing. There’s nothing better than backyard moments like these 💛

So excited for all the memories ahead with our new feathered babies 🐔🌿

Happy Girls = Dozens of Eggs
05/27/2025

Happy Girls = Dozens of Eggs

Did You Know? 🥚🐔A single hen can lay 250–300 eggs per year under ideal conditions! However, several factors influence eg...
02/11/2025

Did You Know? 🥚🐔

A single hen can lay 250–300 eggs per year under ideal conditions! However, several factors influence egg production:

🔹 Molting Season: Hens take a break from laying while they shed and regrow feathers, usually in the fall. This helps them conserve energy and prepare for colder months.

🔹 Light Exposure: Hens need around 14–16 hours of light daily to maintain peak egg production. Shorter daylight hours in winter can slow down laying unless supplemental light is provided.

🔹 Temperature Matters: Extreme cold can reduce egg production, while excessive heat can stress hens, leading to fewer eggs. Keeping hens comfortable with proper ventilation and hydration helps maintain steady laying.

At Harvey’s Homestead, we keep our hens happy and healthy year-round to bring you the freshest eggs! 🐓🥚

Our girls have been hard at work these past few days, gifting us with a bounty of beautiful eggs! We're especially excit...
01/03/2025

Our girls have been hard at work these past few days, gifting us with a bounty of beautiful eggs! We're especially excited about our new Olive Eggers and the queen of the flock with her extra-large contributions. 🥚🐔

Easter is always better with fresh eggs 🥚
04/09/2024

Easter is always better with fresh eggs 🥚

🐔 Harvey's Homestead hens are celebrating the return of sunshine and warmth with a burst of egg-citement!
02/16/2024

🐔 Harvey's Homestead hens are celebrating the return of sunshine and warmth with a burst of egg-citement!

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Winterville, NC
27834

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+17037721254

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