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Doc's Urban Homestead918

I am a disabled veteran growing and raising food in my backyard in the heart of the city!

10/26/2026

Happy Monday 💚

This morning 🌄 was a good quail egg 🥚 harvest. We had 10 eggs but I dropped 🫳 one 😫. Still had 9 to put in the egg carton.

Many people think that just because we live in an urban space and dont have land, that you can't grow and produce your own food BUT you 100% can produce your own fruits, vegetables, eggs & meat in your backyard, on a patio, balcony or deck 😉

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10/24/2026

Ww successfully harvest some purple 💜 hull peas from our backyard.

We harvested just about 1lb of peas 🫛 to preserve them we will boil them water for 2 mins ⏰️ then blanche in ice cold water and freeze 🥶 🧊

This is real growing our own food & knowing where it comes from 💯

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10/23/2026

The turkeys are turkey-ing 🦃

As urban homesteaders, the goal, when you raise and produce your own 🍖 in your backyard; is to steward your animals and let them live their best life & have only ONE bad day.

We are raising Bourbon Red Turkeys which is a heritage breed (meaning you could breed them) are ready to process between 25-28 weeks. The average dress weight is 12-18 pounds.

Check your city ordinances but within our city limits you can 💯 raise turkeys. 😉

You can have fresh organic turkey on your Thanksgiving table every year. That is real knowing where your food comes from & becoming more self-sufficient and less reliant on THE SYSTEM!

10/17/2026

Hey urban growers, gardeners & homesteaders 👋

We got our 1st egg from Merida one of our Rhode Island Red chickens. So exciting 🙌 😍

Hopefully over the next few days and week the others will start laying. You can't beat eggs you gather in your own backyard.

10/17/2026

Hey Thanksgiving 🦃 🙏 ❤️ is a little over a month away. I've learned a few tips and tricks to prepare an amazing dinner without the hassle & the hussel. ✅️ this vid below on a few tips to Jumpstart the Thanksgiving season 😇

10/17/2026

If you live in a urban setting and have a small space YOU can produce your own eggs and meat by raising QUAIL 🐣

These are TINY powerhouses that can provide your family real .

10/13/2026

Urban homestead update 10/13/26

You don't need a lot of land to produce your own food. You just need the right knowledge and the WANT TO, to become more .

We live in the middle of the city and we made a plan to break from THE SYSTEM as much as we could. It's been almost a year since we started implementing the vision AND there ain't no stopping us now!

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10/08/2026

Our rabbits have been in our urban rabbitry for almost 2 weeks and they are 10 weeks old.

They aren't old enough to breed yet but we are benefiting from their manure. Rabbit maure is cold manure, meaning it can go directly into the garden without composting.

Live in an urban space? Beem thinking how to produce your own food & get out of THE SYSTEM? Consider meat rabbits in your backyard, deck, balcony or patio
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10/03/2026

Fall 🍂 🍁 is in the air & our backyard urban homestead is full of LIFE!

Here are some updated pictures of our progress 👍🏾 💪 💯

1 year ago we didn't know what an urban homestead was or should look like. We just began writing the vision (Habbakuk 2:2), doing the research and putting in the work!

What we accomplished is not perfect and definitely not ALL we plan to build BUT this is our 1st Fruits of a life of self sufficiency & food security.

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09/30/2026

Another new addition 🐰

She was named PUMPKIN by our little cousin Angel.

Along with EIRA she will be part of our foundational breeding stock ♥️

If you live in an urban space and don't have much spaces RABBITS are an excellent choice to produce your own meat.

They are 🤫
Take up little space ✨️
Self-sustainable 👍🏾 💯

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