The Homestead Kings

What is the ideal? Are there levels of the ideal? Is ideal the same as perfection in a worldly sense? Are we able to attain the ideal? Do we see it as a judgment or as a gift? Join us as we get a little deep and walk through the ideal. As always, thank you for joining us! Father Mike Homily- https://youtu.be/U-GhxvFyqPs?si=hJjmhIO-BnDZpseIVeiled In Goodness by Kira King - https://a

Come along with us and P as we pick elderberries off of their stems and talk everything we know about elderberries! As always, thank you for joining us. We hope you enjoy! www.thehomesteadkings.com [ music: Acoustic Folk Background Guitar | FOLK by Alex-Productions | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0_...Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attr

Kira recently published her first book! She talks about what it's about and how it came to be and gives a few more unexpected life updates. www.kiragking.com Find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Veiled-Goodness-Catholic-Marriage-Motherhood/dp/B0D741Q9SX/ref=sr_1_1?crid=11Y5VN3VGN1ST&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PysbU8iebEf77QnEaYxhW3IKAaUkG4ECtDYb38uoDTM.pihW5QFZ6--6D_J1u5thzT5OaVuL8

You've probably heard Farm to Jesus mentioned on the podcast at some point in the past couple of years. Here, Kira gets into the details a little more and extends an invitation to you! www.farmtojesus.com As always, we hope you enjoy! www.thehomesteadkings.com [ music: Acoustic Folk Background Guitar | FOLK by Alex-Productions | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0_...Music

Frugality and homesteading really go hand in hand. We talk through some of the places we've found on the homestead where being frugal was necessary and effective. Whether it be reusing a structure or thinking through a project when funds were tight, being creative and working hard can help you attain your goals even if you can't have the "dream" version of them.

P & I sit down to talk all about milking the goats. We talk through dehorning the kids, banding the buckling, how we go about milking, or rather how Arthur goes about milking, and how we handle the milk once it reaches the kitchen. Getting milk from our goats has been a two-year deal, so what's the verdict? Is goat's milk better or worse than cow's milk? This is by

P was 'practicing" her own podcast this morning when she asked if she could be a guest on our homesteading podcast because she had a lot to say. She certainly does have A LOT to say! She's our little chattering bird. It's when she goes quiet sometimes that we know something's up. Join P and I as we babble about how to handle geese as a 4-year-old, our garden, w

A look back over our 2023 homesteading goals and a look forward at what 2024 may hold for us! Full disclosure, there isn't much educational material here, but we invite you to sit down with us over a cup of tea after dinner as we talk over last year's to-dos and this upcoming year's goals. We had turkey chili and cornbread and chamomile tea for dessert if you'd really like to set t

We spent months last year planning our backyard garden. There were some homestead animal obstacles we had to overcome, but we finally refurbished our garden into a gorgeous, colorful space that we can all enjoy. Join us as we go through some of the planning/design rules we implemented and things to think about. You can truly make your garden an extension of your home and a reflecti

"To farmers everywhere, faithful stewards of God's creation and coworkers with Christ, who feed the world and help to renew the face of the earth." - Andie Andrews Eisenberg I so enjoyed talking with Andie about her latest book 'Farming and Homesteading with the Saints'! Andie "presents a faith-filled treasury of Catholic holy men and women connected to