Gratitude doesn’t always come wrapped in perfection. Sometimes it shows up in cracked eggs, forgotten green onions, or a turkey with a mystery cavity. And that’s exactly what makes it real. Last night the kitchen table was crowded with cards and laughter. Dad and the kids had a round of Skip-Bo going while I finishedContinue reading “🦃 Life at Huckleberry Farms: Thanksgiving Gratitude in the Chaos”
Category Archives: Holidays
Rodeos: Keeping Cowboy Traditions Alive
The 4th of July is not only a celebration of American independence; it’s also a time when communities across the country come together to embrace a cornerstone of American heritage—rodeo. From dusty arenas to packed grandstands, rodeos keep the rich cowboy traditions alive, showcasing the grit, skill, and spirit of the American West. But rodeosContinue reading “Rodeos: Keeping Cowboy Traditions Alive”
National Day of the Cowboy: Preserving the Legacy of the American West
The National Day of the Cowboy (NDOC) movement is a grassroots initiative to preserve and celebrate the cowboy culture and heritage in the United States. The movement was launched to recognize the significant contributions of cowboys, cowgirls, and ranchers to American history, culture, and the economy. It seeks to ensure that the legacy of theContinue reading “National Day of the Cowboy: Preserving the Legacy of the American West”
Farm Table Talk: No Love for April Fools
Let’s just get this out of the way: I hate April Fools Day. The idea of a day dedicated entirely to pranks and tomfoolery? No thank you. Haven’t we had our fill of nonsense the other 364 days of the year? It’s not clever. It’s not fun. And for some of us, it stirs upContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: No Love for April Fools”
Love Your Local Farmer: Why Supporting Local Farms Matters
In a world where convenience often takes precedence over quality, it’s easy to overlook the importance of local farmers and the vital role they play in our communities. As we celebrate Valentine’s Day, let’s extend our appreciation beyond our loved ones to include those who work tirelessly to provide us with fresh, nutritious food—our localContinue reading “Love Your Local Farmer: Why Supporting Local Farms Matters”
Farm Table Talk: Ringing in the New Year Without the BS
Well, here we are, friends—New Year’s Eve. The night of glittering ball drops, noisy party favors, and overpriced everything. The night we’re supposed to plaster on smiles, make empty resolutions, and pretend like a calendar change will magically fix our lives. But let’s be real: do we actually need all this noise to mark theContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: Ringing in the New Year Without the BS”
Farm Table Talk: Did We Just Celebrate Joy or Consumerism?
The day after Christmas always feels like waking up from a sugar-and-chaos-induced haze. The house is a wreck, the trash bags are overflowing with torn wrapping paper, and the kids are either fighting over toys or already bored with them. It’s the perfect time to ask: What are we doing? Momma, I see you. YouContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: Did We Just Celebrate Joy or Consumerism?”
A Homestead Christmas: Simple, Heartfelt Traditions for a Joyful Holiday
Christmas on the homestead is a time of simplicity, warmth, and connection. It’s not about flashy decorations or extravagant gifts, but about the beauty of nature, homemade traditions, and the joy of slowing down to appreciate the small moments. Here at Huckleberry Farms, we cherish our homestead Christmas as a reflection of the sustainable, family-orientedContinue reading “A Homestead Christmas: Simple, Heartfelt Traditions for a Joyful Holiday”
Farm Table Talk: The (Hot) Cocoa Controversy
Alright, friends, let’s gather around, mugs in hand, because it’s Christmas Eve and there’s no better time to dive into one of the most important debates of the season: hot cocoa. Specifically, how you’re making it. And yes, I’m about to ruffle some feathers, but it’s out of love, I promise. If you’re still tearingContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: The (Hot) Cocoa Controversy”
Homemade Gifts from the Farm: Preserves, Salves, and DIY Goodies
There’s something special about giving a homemade gift, especially one crafted with love and care straight from the farm. Instead of mass-produced, store-bought items, a handmade gift speaks to sustainability, thoughtfulness, and a personal touch that can’t be replicated. For homesteaders, the holiday season is the perfect time to share the bounty of the landContinue reading “Homemade Gifts from the Farm: Preserves, Salves, and DIY Goodies”
