EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 52 MIN
S2, E4: We Built This Life…But Can We Ever Leave It? Homestead updates, kombucha brewing, chickens & the reality of finding a farm sitter
from Homestead-ish · host Kristin & Devon
Send us Fan MailThere’s a version of homesteading we all dream about...slow mornings, fresh food, a life rooted in intention.And then there’s the part no one really talks about: What happens when you need to leave?In this catch-up episode, we’re sharing what life looks like on our homesteads right now, from scaling up kombucha production and experimenting with no-dig potatoes, to navigating loss in the flock and the very real challenge of finding someone to care for your animals when you’re away.It’s part life update, part honest conversation, and part figuring-it-out-as-we-go.🐓 In This Episode: Scaling small-batch kombucha into larger production No-dig / no-till potato planting with straw Losing a beloved chicken and caring for a sick flock The realities of farm sitting and leaving your homestead Upcoming guests + events 🌿 Connect & ResourcesConnect with Kristin @growingpaines_Connect with Devon @devonballardhudsonFollow Homestead-ish @homesteadish_podPurchase the Homesteading as Resistance Tee on EtsyAttend the Land, Love, & Self-Reliance Festival
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Send us Fan Mail There’s a version of homesteading we all dream about...slow mornings, fresh food, a life rooted in intention. And then there’s the part no one really talks about: What happens when you need to leave? In this catch-up episode, we’re sharing what life looks like on our homesteads right now, from scaling up kombucha production and experimenting with no-dig potatoes, to navigating loss in the flock and the very real challenge of finding someone to care for your animals when you’r...
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S2, E4: We Built This Life…But Can We Ever Leave It? Homestead updates, kombucha brewing, chickens & the reality of finding a farm sitter
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