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What’s New on the Homestead in February?

The ground is covered in white, fluffy snow, and we’ve been enjoying the season while trying to stay healthy!

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Before we get into today’s podcast episode, we wanted to share a new discovery (because maybe you missed it, too?)… American Blossom Linens sells pillows! They’re filled with 100% USA-grown wool, and we already have them on their way to our home. We’ll keep you posted on what we think!

If you want to shop anything from American Blossom Linens, be sure to use coupon code “HOMESTEADINGFAMILY” for 20% off and free shipping!

If you missed our previous episodes, where we discussed how 2025 is a year of rest for us and what’s happening on the homestead in January, be sure to check those out. Otherwise, enjoy today’s podcast episode below!

A sunflower with a bee.

In This Episode:

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