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Embrace the Simplicity of Suburban Homesteading

Embrace the Simplicity of Suburban HomesteadingEmbrace the Simplicity of Suburban HomesteadingEmbrace the Simplicity of Suburban Homesteading

For a healthier lifestyle, consider adopting practices from a suburban homestead, which can include maintaining a chicken coup. Embracing a holistic lifestyle that supports local agriculture and sustainable practices will not only benefit your well-being but also contribute positively to the environment.

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Embrace the Simplicity of Suburban Homesteading

Embrace the Simplicity of Suburban HomesteadingEmbrace the Simplicity of Suburban HomesteadingEmbrace the Simplicity of Suburban Homesteading

For a healthier lifestyle, consider adopting practices from a suburban homestead, which can include maintaining a chicken coup. Embracing a holistic lifestyle that supports local agriculture and sustainable practices will not only benefit your well-being but also contribute positively to the environment.

Join Our Community

About Suburban Holistic Homesteader

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Our Mission

Our Mission

Our Mission

At Suburban Holistic Homesteader, our mission is dedicated to sustainable practices that protect our land and animals for future generations. By embracing a holistic lifestyle and supporting local agriculture, we believe we can help build stronger and healthier communities, all while enjoying the benefits of a well-managed chicken coop.

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About Us

Our Mission

Our Mission

In 2017, we moved into our suburban homestead with several acres of land about an hour north of Philadelphia, PA. We decided to embrace a more holistic lifestyle, aiming to do more with what we had and rely less on grocery stores. Our goal was to teach our kids valuable skills that they wouldn't learn in school, such as growing their own 

In 2017, we moved into our suburban homestead with several acres of land about an hour north of Philadelphia, PA. We decided to embrace a more holistic lifestyle, aiming to do more with what we had and rely less on grocery stores. Our goal was to teach our kids valuable skills that they wouldn't learn in school, such as growing their own food, understanding different types of plants and their uses, and harvesting sustainable proteins through practices like hunting and fishing. We also wanted to instill in them the importance of giving back and living off the land, which included building a chicken coup to support our local agriculture efforts.

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