Jacobs Homestead
Our small section of paradise that makes our family healthy, happy and self-reliant. Enjoy our Farm Fresh Eggs from free range, grass fed hens, lamb meat, goat milk, vegetables, fruit, and coming soon -Clarabell will give us fresh cow milk, butter and cheese.

- Jacobs Homestead
- Oregon, United States
- Welcome to the Jacobs Homestead Blog. It is our goal to provide entertainment and education about living on a farm. We will be sharing and learning together about animals, gardens and self-sufficiency.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Thursday, August 02, 2012
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Flicka
I think Flicka is wintering well, far from wasting away anyhow!!!!
The Jacobs Family would like to find a wonderful little person who would like to take ownership of Flicka. She is a wonderful kids horse. Gentle, loving and easy to lead around for beginners.
Or can be riden alone for a more seasoned little person.
We will only interview seriously interested families. Please feel free to contact me.
jacobshomestead@msn.com
2012 Bummers
WOW!! Look how fast my bummer babies are growing.
They are so cute following the kids around, jumping and bucking
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Renew and Reuse
This was a very fun project. I have little kids ask me if they can have a drink. Multi-use for shopping, recycling, swimming or for those activities that just need a bag to stuff things in.
Not crafty-save me your pouches and ask nicely for one of your own.
jacobshomestead@msn.com
Not crafty-save me your pouches and ask nicely for one of your own.
jacobshomestead@msn.com
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
2012 Lambing Season
This is Cookee and her twin lambs. The first of our herd to deliver here on the Jacobs Homestead.
This is Katee. A triplet lamb that is now our first bummer.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
January Fun
Oh What Fun We Always Have, Here on the Jacobs Homestead. Catching two of my female geese so they can go live with Rupert, a male goose desprately needing companionship. Good Luck Girls!!!
The fun continues as we prepare for lambing season. Heat lamps hung, straw in the stalls and ewes are vaccinated and getting fat.
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