Hobby Farms
Collection by Denver Real Estate
Inspiration for those who prefer a bit of land and possibly a chicken or two.
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Homegrown and Healthy | Ikea Concept Kitchen 2025
Once you’ve been bitten by the urban homesteading bug, there’s no cure. For real. When John and I started our teeny, tiny little garden and first documented it on The Sustainable Couple, we had no idea what we were doing. Fast forward 5 years and we’ve gotten ourselves together. We also have backyard chickens, 6... Read More »
See How One Couple Squeezes An Entire Farm Onto Their Small Los Angeles Property
Erik and Kelly decided they'd rather grow their own artichokes than have to work at crummy jobs in order to buy them at the store. So naturally, they turned their urban house into a mini-farm. I loved this home tour because it's also a radical reminder of what "home economics" really means. Learn why they actually hate the idea of "self-sufficiency" at 2:00, hear about a time when everyone in L.A. had chickens at 6:00, and check out their exotic milk-crate toilet at 11:00.
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20+ Winter Boredom Busters for Backyard Chickens!
Snowy, sub-zero winter weather, hurricanes or severe weather of any type present challenges for chicken keepers and their flocks. Whenever chickens are suddenly confined to spaces smaller than they ordinarily enjoy, boredom and behavioral problems such as feather picking, and egg-eating can resu ...
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Homegrown and Healthy | Ikea Concept Kitchen 2025
Once you’ve been bitten by the urban homesteading bug, there’s no cure. For real. When John and I started our teeny, tiny little garden and first documented it on The Sustainable Couple, we had no idea what we were doing. Fast forward 5 years and we’ve gotten ourselves together. We also have backyard chickens, 6... Read More »
See How One Couple Squeezes An Entire Farm Onto Their Small Los Angeles Property
Erik and Kelly decided they'd rather grow their own artichokes than have to work at crummy jobs in order to buy them at the store. So naturally, they turned their urban house into a mini-farm. I loved this home tour because it's also a radical reminder of what "home economics" really means. Learn why they actually hate the idea of "self-sufficiency" at 2:00, hear about a time when everyone in L.A. had chickens at 6:00, and check out their exotic milk-crate toilet at 11:00.