Freshly gathered eggs from Pekin ducks & Black Australorp, Cinnamon Queen, & Rhode Island Red hens.
A Black Australorp Hen in the morning mist.
A nice homestead view.
Turkeys, chickens, and ducks in the morning pasture.
Frost covers the woodlot.
Sunny Morning
Winter Day on the Homestead
Lisa Lombardo
Freelance Writer & Blogger at Tohoca, LLC
Lisa writes in-depth articles about gardening and homesteading topics. She grew up on a farm and has continued learning about horticulture, animal husbandry, and home food preservation ever since. She has earned an Associate of Applied Science in Horticulture and a Bachelor of Fine Arts. She is a self proclaimed gardening freak and crazy chicken lady.
In addition to writing for her own websites, Lisa has contributed articles to The Prepper Project and Homestead.org.
The author lives outside of Chicago with her husband, son, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a variety of poultry.
In addition to writing for her own websites, Lisa has contributed articles to The Prepper Project and Homestead.org.
The author lives outside of Chicago with her husband, son, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a variety of poultry.
Latest posts by Lisa Lombardo (see all)
- Orange Cream Chocolates Recipe - 04/14/2019
- How to Start a Community Garden - 04/10/2019
- DIY Non-toxic Air Freshener Spray with Essential Oils - 04/05/2019