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The recent heatwave in Shropshire has pushed temperatures up to 32 degrees Celsius, creating a challenging environment for our flock of 13 hens. While they are managing to cope, the high heat is causing noticeable stress that affects their health and egg production. This update shares how the hens are faring, the impact of heat stress on their laying patterns, and what we are doing to support them and our customers during this period. How Heat Stress Affects Our Hens Chickens

It’s been a while since our last update! Many of you have asked why the blog has been quiet. Running a Homestead is a full-time commitment, and balancing the demands of family life alongside the business has kept us busier than ever! Today, we want to share what’s been happening on the farm, introduce some exciting new products, and give you a peek into the lives of our newest furry residents. Plus, we’ll talk about the incredible demand for our eggs that has kept us on our

Life has a way of throwing curveballs at us, and in the fast-paced realm of social media, these challenges can sometimes lead to unexpected opportunitLife has a way of throwing curveballs at us, and in the fast-paced realm of social media, these challenges can sometimes lead to unexpected opportunities. Recently, we faced a significant hurdle when our previous YouTube channel was compromised by an email hacker. It was a tough moment for our community, but instead of dwelling

We’ve given GreenHearth Homestead a refresh — Online — and we’re excited to share what that means for you. After listening to your feedback, testing ideas on the homestead, and rolling up our sleeves, we’ve relaunched with a clearer, more useful online home, a big lineup of new products, a brand-new YouTube channel, and our first-ever GreenHearth merch collection. Here’s what’s new, why it matters, and how you can get involved. A website built for real homesteaders Our new w

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