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Stories and guides from the life we’re designing on purpose: what’s growing in the garden, what’s cooking in the farm kitchen, life with the animals, and a little of everything in between.
There’s something incredibly inspiring about our goats’ adventurous spirits. They approach this new field with a sense of wonder, gratitude, and excitement, reminding us of the joy of exploration. No fear, just pure, unfiltered curiosity and appreciation for the new opportunities before them.
Setting yourself up for success is key to growing beautiful lavender. I have lavender tucked all over Sweet Bombdiggity Farms, but I
I know it’s tough, but pruning your dahlias before they bloom is key to a more bountiful display! Here’s how I do it.
Quality Vet Care at Rural Farms: LMU Brings Vet Students to the Farm to Learn on the Job
Yesterday, we had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Riedel and eight fourth-year vet students from LMU’s Veterinary Program at Sweet Bombdiggity Farms.
Benefits of Mulching with Hay in Your Garden
If you’re looking for an effective and sowmtimes even free mulching option for your vegetable and flower gardens, consider using hay—especially the discard that lands on the hay room floor. Here are some benefits and tips for using hay as mulch:
I have raised chickens for a few years now, but I added silkie chicks in February from my friends @tractorsupply. It’s been a joy watching them grow and bonding with their sweet personalities. Each one has its charm, and while I have my favorites—like Babs, the cross-beaked Silkie—they are all pretty chill and super sweet. Here’s why you can’t go wrong with this breed.
I was gifted several beautiful, healthy St. John’s Wort plants from a local nursery friend and cannot wait to put them in
At Sweet Bombdiggity Farms, lavender holds a special place in our hearts. Tucked away in every corner, its soothing scent and vibrant
It’s an exciting day at Sweet Bombdiggity Farms—our radishes are ready for harvest! They’ve been in the ground for just about 25-35
This year, I tried something new—planting ranunculus. I planted mine in some dollar tree crates and It was a fun experiment, and
Learning never stops, especially when it comes to taking care of our animals. Thanks to insights from our trusted farrier, Jeff, I’ve
Hello, Sweet Bombdiggity Farms family! As we dive into another planting season, I want to share one of my favorite easy-to-grow veggies
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