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Wildly Rooted Homestead + Farm

A homesteading family of four working away building a life that glorifies God. Throw in a whole lot of love and thats how we do it.

We raise our children and animals the way God intended, outside and as organically as possible.

10/21/2026

Just me about to do something I never have before 😂 Ive never used pallet forks to lift something off a truck before let alone my new truck that I like very much! But I did it! As well as starting to build a new fence today with materials I picked up in my own truck.

As much as I'm grateful for my journey into motherhood and being a good housewife I gotta say not much besides horses makes me feel so alive as taking on these kinds of projects! 30 weeks pregnant at that! (Don't worry I'm plenty sore and minorly rethinking this) This kind of work is so cut and dry with its rewards and sometimes a good hit of that simple accomplishment is just what this mother and wife needs 🥰

Grateful my body is allowing me to do this and just plain grateful for 2 wonderfully independent children letting Mommy get a few more projects in before we start all over with a new little bundle of joy who will need all my attention for a few years 😊

10/06/2026

Surprise visit from Poppa Dan today! We didn't know he would be the one sent to service the furnace at the farmhouse but we were definitely glad for the short visit 😀

10/05/2026

A lil tranquility to start the day 🥰 These are the moments on the farm that give us all the reasons to keep going. Because Lord knows farming is really hard sometimes

10/01/2026

Kids and I have been talking lots about 🍁Autum🍂 and one of our favorite topics so far has been animal dens! So of course we had to go out and try to build one 🥰 Daddy joined us after work and we had soo much fun that we forgot our plan for the evening was supposed to be moving cattle around 😂🤦🏼‍♀️ We've did atleast get the fences ready to move them around tomorrow... hopefully! But most importantly we got to have a much enjoyed and needed time together laughing and having so much fun. Its been such a busy summer that I truly love these little stolen moments ❤️

09/18/2026

If you've been following in our stories you'll know that this has been a very busy an often stressful year on the farm. Niave and new to a lot of the animals and needs of running a larger farm we've definitely hit a tough season of life. Its challenged us, made me cry, cause a few stressful marital conversations 😅 helped us grow closer and most importantly its showed us how blessed we are to have the handful of beautiful souls in our life that have selflessly given of their time and energy to help us make it through! I want those people to know I see them and I know for a fact most of this years successes wouldn't be possible without them.

08/16/2026

Wow what a harvest! For one of the most w**d filled gardens I've ever had its also been one of the best gardens yet in terms of yield! I do think thats in part to the wonderful rains we've had this year!

And to think, I almost didn't do a garden this year! I often think thats how we sometimes stop ourselves from making the greatest gains in our lives, we quite trying just before the growth actually shows. We get discouraged because we cant see any progress or the progress isn't as much as we'd like to see.

Im glad I pushed through this year and took the pressure off myself by saying whatever you grow will be good enough even if very little and look! Best garden yet!!

08/10/2026

Well the results are in 😉 We are very happy and excited to welcome our newest little one later this year 💖

08/01/2026

Watching Dan head out to do chores without me this morning it finally hit me why I struggle to let go of the farm stuff as I shift into being home with the kids more. I mean I mostly knew but a better word for it came to mind. I have a fear of missing out. So simple and I knew that but it felt like a missing puzzle peice to me finally naming it and letting it go.

The farm and animals have always been my safe haven, the place I run to when life hurt too much. God met me there more times than I ever realized. But instead of seeing the gift the aniamls gave me I turned them into an idiol. They were my peace, happiness, safety.

Ive seen God show me that over the last couple years and He's gently guided me and reminded me that He is the ultimate one who offers those things.

So though I have to be in the house a little longer this morning, I take comfort that I am able to be here offering my young boy the comfort he needs. And reminding myself it is a blessing I get to be fully here for him and that in FACT I am not stuck here. It does hurt seeing the default ways my brain views motherhood, but I am so very grateful for all these steps to learning to love it and rely on my Father above 🥰

07/27/2026

First calf born on the farm in 37 years!! A lil bull calf, though let me tell you he's still quite heavy!!! Miss Maybelle did and amazing job and had him nearly dried off when I found her this morning 🥰 We did have to help her let him nurse but I think she has a handle on it now. Such a happy day here on the farm and I'm so glad my little family got to experience this with me. This wouldn't be possible without them ❤️💖❤️

07/24/2026

Don't let my last post make you think I'm not still out on the farm because I definitely still am!!! It's just not my #1 priority anymore. Anything farm related comes after I've served my family in their needs and unfortunately didnt always do this. Instead I'd push for whatever project I wanted even if we weren't fed or I knew it would pressure me to not be the best mom. I still do push my kids through some discomfort when Im attempting to finish something. They get tired an hungry but its not the same as before. Before I would get angry with them because I selfishly felt like they were inconvenienceing me... I know horrible but its a reality I've had to walk myself out of. I would struggle to quit my work to fulfill their needs. Now I know when its time to stop, but I do still ask my kids to push through in age appropriate increments because it is also important for them to understand mommy isn't always available and has to get some things done.
I believe I have finally found a balance that is working for our family 😊 Instead of always trying to manage everything, now I only help on the farm when I see a need that my husband is unable to meet alone.
So for about a week now I've been attempting to set up a pasture for the cows and horses! And lastnight I finished and let them into it. Now to head to the farm and see if they stayed in 😅😉

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