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Sweet BombDiggity Farms

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Hello friends—We’re Lane and Jules Morris, the caretakers of Sweet Bombdiggity Farms in East Tennessee. Our #FarmingAfter50 journey is about living a life rich in creativity, community, and purpose. Sweet Bombdiggity Farms is where we nurture gardens, craft small-batch products, and provide a sanctuary for rescues—a dream come to life.

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“Be cheerful no matter what; pray all the time; thank God no matter what happens. This is the way God wants you who belong to Christ Jesus to live.” 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 Sometimes instructions that seem simple can feel so much harder in real life. This week, we were faced with unexpected challenges in our work and farm life—plans going sideways—things breaking — a disappointing outcome — but this passage reminds us to pause and refocus. For those of us who belong to Christ, God’s will for us is clear: Cheerfully Rejoice Always: God is our unchanging source of joy. Even when the circumstances are tough, believing in Him gives us a reason to be filled with hope and happiness. Pray Without Ceasing: Prayer isn’t just for Sunday mornings. It’s a conversation we carry with us all day—while feeding animals, fixing fences, or even pulling weeds. Inviting Jesus into every part of your daily routine builds a relationship, not a ritual. Give Thanks in All Circumstances: Gratitude shifts our hearts, even in the hard moments. It’s not easy to thank God when things go wrong, but it’s a reminder that His blessings are always present, even in ways we can’t yet see. What moments this week can you invite Him into? What challenges can you turn into opportunities to trust and thank God? Let’s be intentional about following His will for us this week: rejoice, pray, and give thanks. #farmsunday #FarmingAfter50 #countrylivingconnoisseur #1Thessalonians #ThankfulInAllThings #FaithAndFarmLife
#FarmSunday #Devotional: Rejoice, Pray & Give Thanks #1thessalonians #biblestudy
🎄✨ #FunFindsAndFlowersFriday: Vintage Holiday Cheer Edition #1 ✨🎄 Unpacking my vintage holiday treasures feels like opening a gift to myself each year! These quirky, charming pieces bring so much joy and nostalgia to my home. Here’s this week’s lineup: 1️⃣ Santa Claus & Mrs. Claus Salt and Pepper Shakers Probably from the 1950s, these merry little shakers make my table so festive! Found last year at a thrift store for just $3—how could I say no? 2️⃣ 1950s Napco Santa Claus Bank With his fur-trimmed coat and toy sack, this Santa feels so real I half expect him to start handing out gifts. I can’t remember where I found him, but he’s a true treasure! 3️⃣ Vintage Pixie Elves These 1950s cuties, made in Japan, brighten up every little nook with their cheeky grins. I snagged them for $1 at our local flea market—best dollar ever spent! 4️⃣ Santa Planter Another 1950s gem, this Santa could hold a plant, but I love stuffing him with cotton balls by the sink. Functional and festive! 5️⃣ Ceramic Lit Trees These 1960s-70s classics are my obsession. Their glowing charm never disappoints. I pick them up whenever I find a good deal—and they light up my holiday season! What are your favorite vintage holiday finds? Drop your treasures in the comments! #FunFindsAndFlowersFriday #VintageHolidayDecor #ThriftedTreasures #RetroChristmas #BombdiggityVintage #CountryLivingConnoisseur #FarmingAfter50 #FestiveFinds #HolidayNostalgia
🎄✨ #FunFindsAndFlowersFriday: Vintage Holiday Cheer Edition #1 ✨🎄 #VintageHolidayDecor
🎶 We’re in the money! 🎶 Except, the goats and donkeys (and horses) are eating it. 💸 Every mouthful of hay is another dollar gone, but those adorable munching faces? Totally priceless. Who knew feeding happiness could be so expensive? 🐐🫏 😂 #CountryLivingConnoisseur #FarmingAfter50 #SweetBombdiggityFarms #FarmLifeReality #GoatsGottaEat #MiniDonkey #HayIsGold
Hay is gold— the taste of money. Can you relate? #farmlife
Winterizing My Chicken Coop Like a Pro It’s that time of year again—time to get my coop ready for the chilly months ahead! Winterizing your coop is essential for keeping your flock warm, healthy, and cozy. Here’s my step-by-step guide, starting with my go-to supplies: My Winter Coop Essentials: ✅ Eaton Pet and Pasture Hemp Bedding – I use 3 bags (their new 33 lb bags are a game changer!) because the deep litter method keeps my hens warm and saves me work. ✅ Roost Refresh – This stuff smells amazing and keeps the coop fresh and clean. I sprinkle it on roosts, nesting pads—honestly, everywhere. ✅ Aspen Nesting Pads – Soft, natural, and compostable. I swap these out every few weeks, and they break down beautifully in the compost bin. My Winterizing Process: 1️⃣ Out with the old: I remove all old bedding and give the coop a thorough wipe-down with diluted vinegar water. It’s safe, effective, and chemical-free! 2️⃣ Deep litter magic: I pile in Eaton Pet and Pasture Hemp Bedding nice and deep. Why? The deep litter method not only insulates the coop, but as the bedding breaks down, it creates natural heat for my hens—perfect for cold nights. 3️⃣ Fresh roosts: After bedding, I sprinkle Roost Refresh on the roosts and around the coop. It smells heavenly (think lavender and mint) and helps absorb moisture and odors. Pro tip: Happy chickens = happy nose! 4️⃣ Nesting pads: I place new aspen nesting pads in the boxes. These pads are great for keeping the nests clean and cozy. I love that they compost so easily—just toss them in the bin when it’s time for a swap. 5️⃣ Flat roosts for cozy feet: Last year, I upgraded my roosts to 2x4s set flat, so my hens can tuck their feet under their fluffy bodies at night. This keeps their toes warm and prevents frostbite—one of the best upgrades I’ve made for winter. 6️⃣ Wrapped runs: Finally, I wrap the covered runs with clear tarps. This blocks cold drafts and creates a greenhouse effect, warming the run and giving the girls a cozy place to hang out even on blustery days. And that’s it for winterizing the farm coop! In another post, I’ll share my tips for keeping water unfrozen and ensuring your flock gets enough food in the winter months. If you’re stocking up on winter supplies, don’t forget to use my discount code “bombdiggity” for 20% off your first order at Eaton Pet and Pasture or just hit up the link in our bio. Their hemp bedding, roost refresh, and aspen pads really are the best — their premium grubs are amazing too! #FarmingAfter50 #CountryLivingConnoisseur #chickenmama #chickenlover #chickencare #ChickenCoopWinterizing #WinterChickenCare #HempBedding #EatonPetAndPasture #DeepLitterMethod #ChickenCoopGoals #CoopCareTips
How to Winterize Your Chicken Coop Like A Pro #chickencare
Farm Sunday Devotional: Give Your Best “Do your best in the job you have received from the Master. Do your very best” – Colossians 4:17 (The Message) Paul’s words to a young leader in the early church resonate far beyond their original context. They remind us that every task, every calling, and every opportunity to serve is not just a practical responsibility—it’s a spiritual one. The young man Paul addresses likely went on to become the pastor of the church in Colossae. Yet Paul’s instructions were more than advice for his career; they were a call to view his work as an act of worship. Doing “his best” wasn’t about perfection—it was about offering his efforts to God as something sacred. We are also called to this mindset. When we serve others, whether it’s in a formal role or in the everyday moments of life, we should do it with our whole hearts, knowing that when we do our best, we give these efforts as an offering to the Lord. When shortcuts look tempting or when the effort feels too great, let this verse remind you: God asks for you to do and give your best. Giving your best transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary—our act of service becomes an opportunity to worship. This week, let’s reflect on how we can turn our work, relationships, and service into acts of worship to God by intentionally giving and doing our very best. #FarmSunday #FarmingAfter50 #DoYourBest #CountryLivingConnoisseur #Colossians417 #biblestudy #devotional
#FarmSunday Devotional: Do Your Very Best #colossians4 #biblestudy #devotional #farmlife
As you can see from the lighting in this video, we’ve been winterizing from morning to night all weekend long. It’s just that time of year! Here are 3 smart tips we’ve found that make life easier and cut down on those winter water messes: 1️⃣ Drain and Coil Your Hoses Always drain hoses after use and store them in a warm area to prevent freezing and cracking. If you need them outside, invest in insulated covers. 2️⃣ Use Heated Troughs or Buckets Keep your animals’ water ice-free with heated troughs or bucket heaters. It’s worth every penny in the freezing cold! 3️⃣ Install Frost-Free Hydrants These hydrants are a winter lifesaver! They drain water below the frost line after each use, so you never have to worry about frozen pipes or faucets. 🌟 Bonus Tip: Install faucet socks on outdoor faucets to protect them from freezing. Available at most hardware stores, the Thinsulate material works wonders for preventing burst pipes. Beating Old Man Winter and keeping your animals watered? Now that’s BombDiggity! #FarmingAfter50 #CountryLivingConnoisseur #FarmTips #Winterizing #AnimalCare #FarmLife
Winterizing Tips to Stop Water Messes! #farmlife #farmingAfter50 #winterizing #winterprep
Meet Babs, Our Fluffy-Headed Silkie Queen 👑 with Cross Beak At Sweet Bombdiggity Farms, every chicken is special, but Babs the lovely Silkie, holds a unique place in our hearts. Born with cross beak, Babs has what some might call a quirky smile—a condition where her upper and lower beaks don’t align properly. Cross beak can make eating and drinking a challenge for many chickens, but Babs is one lucky lady. She’s mastered the art of feeding herself with minimal help, proving that resilience comes in the fluffiest of packages. To make her life a little easier, we offer crumbles instead of large grains and treat her to soft foods she can grab onto more easily. Even so, she’s a total queen, ruling the coop with her sweet personality and undeniable charm. In her new life as a city chicken, Babs has truly found her groove. She enjoys the comfort of our cozy Omlet Eglu Pro, where there’s plenty of room and no competition for food or space. With fewer flockmates, she gets all the attention she deserves—though she’s a coop favorite no matter where she lives! Now, we have to be honest—Babs had just dunked her head in the water bowl when I grabbed some of these videos, and she’s overdue for a little haircut to uncover those eyes of hers. But even with her messy look, she’s a beauty through and through. Fluffy, funny, and fiercely independent, Babs reminds us that sometimes, it’s the things that make us different that make us shine the brightest. Do you have a cross beak chicken or other special needs flock members? We’d love to hear their stories! #CountryLivingConnoisseur #FarmingAfter50 #silkie #ChickenLover #OmletCoopLife #omleteglupro #chickenlover #silkiechicken #crossbeak @Omlet
Meet Babs - Our Sweet Silkie Chicken with Cross Beak #crossbeak #chickencare #silkiechicken
Here’s an update on sweet Clementine: When we found her nearly two months ago, she was so sick, undernourished, and full of parasites that it broke our hearts. But today? She’s thriving. She’s playful, curious, and completely at home here at Sweet Bombdiggity Farms. Watching her transformation has been such a gift—it’s amazing what just a little love, care, and time can do. That feels like a good reminder today. A little love really can make all the difference, whether it’s for a tiny kitten or the people around us. #countrylivingconnoisseur #farmingafter50 #sweetbombdiggityfarms #rescuekitten #adoptdontshop #thepoweroflove #kittenjourney #smallactsoflove #animalrescue #farmcats
Kitten Rescue: What a little love can do! #farmingafter50 #farmcat #kittenrescue #bobtailcat
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