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How to Keep a Chicken Run Dry in Winter (Our Simple and Cheap System)
October 23, 2026

Every fall, as the weather begins to change here in southwestern Colorado, there’s one chore I know I need to tackle: getting our chicken runs ready for winter. Our summers are hot and sunny, but winter brings cold temperatures, snow, […]

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Homemade Marinara from Garden Tomatoes (Plus My Easy Freezing Trick)
October 22, 2026

An afternoon of homemade sauce, old kitchen treasures, and putting the garden harvest to good use. There is something especially satisfying about making a pot of spaghetti sauce from tomatoes you've grown yourself. Not that I always …

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How to Make Tomato Powder (Plus Homemade Vegetarian Bouillon!)
October 18, 2026

Preserve your garden tomatoes without canning or freezing—and turn them into two incredibly useful pantry staples. Some links in this post may be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no …

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Borax vs. Washing Soda vs. OxiClean: What Happened When I Put Them to the Test
September 26, 2026

Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you make a purchase through one of my links, at no additional …

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Our Farm Pond Turned Green: What We Did About a Serious Algae Problem
September 26, 2026

When you have animals, sometimes a problem sneaks up on you slowly. Other times you walk outside and think, Well, that's not good. Our farm pond turning green was definitely the second kind. By midsummer, large mats of …

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Why I Boiled My Dish Rags (An Old-Fashioned Cleaning Method from Grandma’s Day)
June 15, 2026

After more than four years of cleaning spills, wiping counters, dusting furniture, and replacing countless paper towels and tissues, my collection of white cotton rags was looking a little tired. Even though they had already been …

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My Top 3 Picks Making Caring For Chickens Easier
June 12, 2024

Keeping chickens takes work but I have a few tips to help make it easier and more enjoyable. Here are 3 items I purchased that helped buy back my time and make caring for chickens …

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Mutiny Ranch Holiday Gift Ideas 2023
November 25, 2023

The holidays are fast approaching and I wanted to share some of my favorite finds with you. These are things we use and love so we feel good about recommending them to you. Just to …

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Casper the One-Eyed Horse Wish List
April 5, 2023

By now you've probably seen the social media posts announcing the addition of Casper, a spry 24-year-old, one-eyed horse, to the herd. We are still under a foster agreement with Denkai Animal Sanctuary but with …

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Mutiny Ranch Minimalist Holiday Gift Ideas 2022
November 26, 2022

Every year I contemplate whether I should share a holiday gift guide or not. There's always a huge public push toward minimalism and I see so many people posting how proud they are to not …

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