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Homesteaders share photos of their animals

10 posts across 2 communities in the last 60 days; 90% from r/homestead.

“Anyone else's chickens come running as soon as you enter the garden”
r/homestead
“I moved into my dream acreage a few days ago. 5 acres with 3 fenced pastures. The property sat vacant for a while so there’s lots to do. My garden area will need to be cleaned up for next spring. I need to figure out where to store hay and if the heated water pipe works. I’m not…”
r/homestead
“Well, that goes without saying. My paternal grandparents were farmers, they had chickens, a donkey, and a small plot of land. I always liked sheep and goats, but maybe too high of an entry point, hmm.”
r/ProductManagement

Multiple posts showcase homesteading activities, with users sharing pictures and anecdotes about their chickens, goats, and other farm animals. The content focuses on the daily routines and joys of rural living.

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“I moved into my dream acreage a few days ago. 5 acres with 3 fenced pastures. The property sat vacant for a while so there’s lots to do. My garden area will need to be cleaned up for next spring. I need to figure out…”

r/homestead1d ago

“Hey y'all. Sadly had my first animal death on the homestead. I was wondering if anyone in east tennessee knew of a service that could potentially come and pick up my sheep. Any other option doesn't really work for me. Any landfills aren't open when I'm off of work and I dont have a backhoe for burial. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! submitted by /u/Invaderz1 [link] [comments]”

r/homestead7d ago

“Well, that goes without saying. My paternal grandparents were farmers, they had chickens, a donkey, and a small plot of land. I always liked sheep and goats, but maybe too high of an entry point, hmm.”

r/ProductManagement11d ago
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submitted by /u/alphaky1e [link] [comments]

reddit.com23d ago

“The chicks are 3.5 weeks old, they are mix of Leghorns and mostly dual purpose ( for meat and eggs) chickens all born and raised on my homestead. submitted by /u/lovqov [link] [comments]”

r/homestead29d ago

“Anyone else's chickens come running as soon as you enter the garden submitted by /u/TheLeopardLoungeUK [link] [comments]”

r/homesteadSep 18

“Our duck's pen is about 15 feet away and they are standing completely still not sure what to think. 😂 submitted by /u/Office-Scary [link] [comments]”

r/homesteadSep 16

“Sometimes my chickens and tortoises fight for some reason submitted by /u/AdventurousPepper1 [link] [comments]”

r/homesteadSep 11
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submitted by /u/One_Vision_ [link] [comments]

reddit.comSep 6

“Just wanted to share this photo I took yesterday of one of our goats and a few chickens! submitted by /u/homesteadmcgee [link] [comments]”

r/homesteadAug 28
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submitted by /u/SparklegleamFarm [link] [comments]

reddit.comAug 12
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submitted by /u/SparklegleamFarm [link] [comments]

reddit.comAug 12

“(MO) What livestock is your favorite on your homestead and why? submitted by /u/WildWolf024 [link] [comments]”

r/homesteadAug 8

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