• S2 EP21 - Building a Homestead and Local Community with Indy Guy
    Aug 23 2023

    Homesteading is a hard journey to do alone.  In this episode we talk to Indy Guy about different local groups and how to find them.  This is such a great conversation on how to find community and the importance of it. 

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    M.A.G. Network FB Page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/magnetwork
    M.A.G. Network Instagram Channel - https://www.instagram.com/themagnetwork/
    M.A.G. Network Email - Mag.Network@outlook.com

    The M.A.G. Network Affiliate groups:
    The Indiana Homestead & Preparedness Network FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/indianahomesteadpreparednessnetwork

    Mississippi M.A.G. FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mississippi.mag


    Kentucky Homestead Tradition FB page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/kentuckyhomesteadtraditions   Should be listed as our Sister Group.


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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

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    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    1 hr and 1 min
  • S2 E20 - Emus, Crofts, and the Scottish Homestead
    Jul 19 2023

    Chloe from The Highland Emus and Co. was absolutely a joy to talk to! She knows so much about emus and we talk all things hatching, raising and enjoying these amazing animals. We also dive into what homesteading in Scotland is like. We are confident you'll love this episode!

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

    find him throwing clay over at LoveHandleClay on Instagram!you find our podcast easily.

    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    50 mins
  • S2 E19 - Second Best Honey in the County, July Farm Update.
    Jul 13 2023

    We've been hatching a lot around here lately! Guineas, and chicks are in the brooder box! We've got several new hives and Queens. Enjoy this July Farm Update! Thanks for listening.

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

    find him throwing clay over at LoveHandleClay on Instagram!you find our podcast easily.

    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    26 mins
  • S2 E18 - This Little Bee went to the Market, and Homesteading Friends June Farm Update
    Jun 21 2023

    June has been a busy month just like every other month of spring and summer. We've been lucky enough to make new friends at the farmers market and in our community. We were also very blessed to see old friends from Tennessee and West Virginia. Never a dull moment around here!

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

    find him throwing clay over at LoveHandleClay on Instagram!you find our podcast easily.

    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    22 mins
  • S2 E17- June Bee Chat, Farmers Markets, Observation Hives and Honey Flow
    Jun 16 2023

    June for a beekeeper is is a VERY busy time.  Not only are we in the final push for honey before summer but it's also prime market season.  Once we have that beautiful liquid gold, we have to sell it.  Bryan is heavy  in the market scene and we do a few here and there above our weekly farmers market.  Hope you enjoy this months bee chat!

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

    find him throwing clay over at LoveHandleClay on Instagram!you find our podcast easily.

    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • S2 E16 - Reindeer, Bees, Chickens, Turkeys, Pigs and Agrotourism OH MY! With Goldendale Reindeer
    May 31 2023

    RNs to Reindeer Farmers! COVID wasn't all bad! It caused us to rethink our lives working in a busy 60 bed ER to moving two states away to open a reindeer farm. We now have 6 reindeer and do small group tours for eager reindeer learners. We also keep bees and have chickens, turkeys, and two new piglets. We enjoy our simpler country life and look forward to more magic to come.

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

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    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • S2 E15 - Farmers Market, Swarms, Buying tomatoes, and Homeschooling, May Homestead Update Update
    May 17 2023

    On this episode we talk about our very first farmers market. It was such a refreshing time being part of a greater community.  We took our observation hive with us, and everyone really seemed to enjoy it.  Swarm season for us is officially on, and we are at 5, maybe 6 swarms caught in swarm traps.  Catching swarms is so much fun and a great way to add numbers to your apiary.  

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

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    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    25 mins
  • S2 E14 - Gardening, Foraging, Growing Mushrooms, and LOTS of Homestead Knowledge! With Amanda from The Happy Homestead
    May 10 2023

    I've always been a gardener at heart, even in my early years. Growing food stirred something in my heart that I didn't quite understand, and has lead to preserving our harvests, cheesemaking, soapmaking, bread baking, mycology, beekeeping and so much more. We live outside Raleigh, NC, and utilize our 1/3 acre where we live as well as 10 acres that we purchased 4 years ago. My goal is to inspire my family, friends and others in our community and around the world to do something...whatever that may be...that helps to bring peace of mind and sustainability to them.

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    All music written and performed by Darren Jackson,

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    Rock Bridge Farmstead has grown over the years. Homesteading definitely takes time, so if you are just getting started, don’t be discouraged! Our farm began in 2014 when we bought our first home, planted our first large garden and purchased our first chickens and goats. It was a dream come true!

    Everything we do on our farmstead we do as a family. We have two amazing children who participate in almost every part of homestead life. Our projects take a little longer because our kids help, ask questions and learn as we do those projects. We take every opportunity to spend time in nature, and educate our children about the important things in life.


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    1 hr and 3 mins