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BeeWilder Farm

Small family farm in North TX. Raising English Angora rabbits & laying hens. Growing our garden daily
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09/06/2024

After months of being FB silent, big “ups” and “downs”… it’s time I crawl out of my cave and get back to growing…
This summer has been a lot of lessons learned. I lost my best chicken to a bobcat in July because our LSG was injured (due to hurting her foot on my neighbors barbed wire hiding on the ground). I heard my sweet strong, Dorothy, being attacked exactly 5 minutes after finding out I got my forever dream day job. Talk about an emotional rollercoaster…

Unfortunately, losing TWO of my best layers this year hasn’t been the worst loss. Last week, one of my absolute best friends-in-a-lifetime lost her battle to terminal illness earlier than we expected. I took off focusing on the farm this summer to focus on being there for her, my amazing friend Stephanie. She was the biggest supporter of our self-sufficiency farming goals. The news of her passing came just days after finding out that my husband was hired for his dream forever job. “Stephy” was worried about us since he lost his job a year ago and the finances were resting on my shoulders. I’m thankful we had the chance to share the good news with her to put her mind at ease.

I turned 40 this past Sunday and I truly feel this is an opportunity to keep growing and transforming. Sometimes we have to take a break and reconfigure our priorities and the challenges life throws at us.

If you have made it this far in my story, thanks for being a friend. I’m overwhelmed with missing having access to my best friend. Even though it’s a selfish need… However, when I’m caring for my plants and animals I am always blessed with that peaceful stillness that everything is just as it should be.

It’s never too much. It’s always just enough.

And we keep marching on…

Photo tax of my daughter inspiring me to stay curious and fascinated. Also, the last picture of Stephy (on left) and I taken when I came to CO to visit this July. RIP my amazing soul sister 💕

07/10/2024

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When your BUNS are this perfect you have to show them off!
*Our 1 year old boys. They are so tame and cuddly!
*Also, in the interest of buns, the last left brioche made by my husband yesterday to go with his home smoked pulled pork. So good 😋

06/26/2024

This made me LOL a little too hard. Doesn’t the world know that owning a rabbit will solve all the problems?!? 😂

06/23/2024

We have been missing in action on social media for a few weeks. It’s been busy as heck with this heat in TX and keeping up with the garden and summer fun for kids has been a lot of energy ☀️ However, we are so thankful for the support we receive here! Our page keeps growing because of wonderful folks who are the interest of building strength through love, community, and hard work.

Part of my time has been spent organizing a trip to Colorado to visit a close friend who will not be with us much longer. She has been such a supporter of ours while we got through the past years with a newborn and beginning a farm. Therefore, I am not spending a lot of time on devices right now.

Currently, we are wrapping up our time in Amarillo and got to witness a man challenging the 72oz. steak at The Big Texan last night. Yeehaw y’all and enjoy the blessings! 🤠 ❤️🙏

Photo tax of my two oldest kiddos playing some good old Texas co****le.

06/03/2024

Lol, same! And we only have 5 🤦🏻‍♀️ 🐔

05/28/2024

Wowza!! Those were some big time storms last night here in North Texas! ☔️ Happy to report only minor damages.
After checking the weather I happened to notice we have reached 3️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ followers!
The love and support really gets us buzzin’
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Thanks, y’all! 👩‍🌾❤️

05/22/2024

We could never homestead without our livestock guardians 💕
These two girls (Hazel and Dolly) are such a godsend for our peace of mind. Their number one priority is keeping a watchful eye on all of our precious creatures. This includes keeping our now 5 year old safe while free roaming acres of Texas woods.
Dolly (our Anatolian) looks like such a beast but inside is the most gentle chicken and bunny protector. She checks our laying hens every morning with fluffy butt sniffs and the rabbits hop right up to her when treats are being given out.
We sure love these girls and appreciate their dedication to daily safeguarding! They receive lots of homemade yums and are allowed to be wherever we are. LSG love ❤️

05/07/2024

‘Tis the season 😃🫐🍓
My 5 y.o. cleared up some blackberry bushes this morning while I worked on the strawberry patch that’s now starting to slow down.

Lovin’ the fresh berry season and all the recipes for abundance!

05/04/2024

Today we had to say goodbye for the first time to one of original layers. She served, fed, and taught us well and I definitely feel more like I’ve lost a pet than anything. 😔
Rest in chicken heaven peace, Blanche ❤️🐓

04/26/2024

Spring harvests have been bountiful! Now time to plant for heat
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04/24/2024

From swarms at the football field to a new hive box in the country. Today I was able to rescue some bees from my daughters high school.
I set them up on the farm with some nectar and now hoping for the best 🐝

04/22/2024

What’s better than 100 followers?
200 followers!

Help us get 10 more followers to reach our humble Earth Day goal
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Photo shoot credits: Norah, our 5 year old 🙂

04/16/2024

The babies get bigger everyday! 🐰❤️
They are learning to drink water with mom and nibble on hay and pellets occasionally

04/02/2024

Did you know that produce loses an average of 30% nutrition after 3 days post-harvest?
Eating fresh and supporting local growers is the best value for your health and $$

Can you guess which carrot came straight from the garden and which was bought in a “fresh” bag yesterday?

03/31/2024

Happy Easter 🌸
Today we hold reverence and gratitude for the return of life, the resurrection. We are thankful for the miracle 🐣

*Photo tax of our 4 day old baby buns 🐰

03/26/2024

I knew something was up with Pam this morning. I had given up thinking she was due after the 30 day window was over but I guess my calculations were off 🧐 🐰

Perfect timing for 6 new English Angora baby buns to arrive 🐣🌸🌈 Pam is officially retired after this 😅

03/14/2024

Dinner and company at its finest. Thank you, Jose A. Padilla and Johana Linares Juarez for hosting!
If you’re ever looking for live catering with culture, look no further than Paella 1513 😋

03/04/2024

If you’ve never eaten broccoli fresh picked, you haven’t tasted it’s true potential.
Last night, I simply steamed some broccoli with no seasonings added and my kids ate it up like candy. They literally asked, “Why is this broccoli SO good”? I told them it’s because I picked it 30 minutes ago.

Grow what you can and taste the difference!

03/02/2024

We have, yet again, turned the bathroom into a bunny maternity ward. Pam is due any day now with her second litter. I’ve learned so much after the first go around.
Hoping for more healthy fluffy babies soon!

01/26/2024

January is the time to settle inside and plan for the next year of growth. Dig deep to find what you need.
I just love garden philosophy.

01/06/2024

Fall harvesting was so beautiful 🍁👩‍🌾. Now time to order some seeds and, if you live in North Texas, plant some onions!
Warm wishes ⛄️🥕❄️

08/04/2023

Happy harvests! Lots of zucchini bread to come with these babies. Fall planting here we come! Hazel stole a tomato from the chickens. I guess she earns it being such a good watcher of the birds. 🍅 🐶 🐥 ❤️

06/21/2023

Even veggies have their own personality. Meet our very eager pumpkin, shy baby melon, sexy eggplant, overachieving squash, adorable mini pumpkins, and a very Texas sized zucchini.

06/06/2023

It is truly amazing to literally watch your dreams grow. Daily we work to carve out our masterpiece of supporting the need for sustainable food and household goods for our family and others.

We purchased a 6.5 acre property amidst the COVID pandemic, the most unlikely of times. Miracle after miracle, doors have opened up as we put forth our focus and efforts into our goal. In order to maintain sustainability in our daily lives we have chosen to allow ourselves until 2028 to be fully operational as a community supported agriculture (CSA).

Specifically, we wish to utilize permaculture and sustainable practices to grow, from the soil up, a garden with a community of native and medicinal plants along with diverse food crops and food forests.

In the next few years we will be adding goats to our ecosystem, but for now we are keeping beehives, a small flock of laying hens, and Angora rabbits for fertilizer and fiber.

Blessings!

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We embrace the wildlife that surrounds us. However, the wild hog population has become invasive and is not in balance with native ecosystems. I hear wild hog is pretty tasty 🤔 #northtexas #hoghunting #wildhogs