Who's ready for fall? 🍂🍂🍂 Cozy season is here! Fuzzy socks, football, and canning! In today's episode, I share how we are getting our suburban Homestead ready for the fall and winter. Topics Covered: ✅ Using a deep freeze and stocking up on your meat supply
✅ Keeping your pantry stocked with staple items
✅Canning and preserving fresh in season fruits and vegetables
✅Preparing the coop so the ducks and chickens are cozy and comfortable all winter long ✅ Decorate your home for fall with natural decor that you can find outside ✅ Swapping out your lightweight blankets and throw pillows for a cozier option, snuggle season is here!
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