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Hi! Need temporary foster family (1 week) four beautiful and healthy little ladies. These are city chicks waiting for a new back yard. Sold and closing on our house 1 week before we can move into our new house, and no hotel in town will take chickens! (wink). Will supply food, equipment and even a temp structure. Need fenced back yard and someone who will look after them. Fee negotiable~
It got a little crazy around here yesterday afternoon. Not so much where I am at, but in DFW and to the south it was bad! People are still without power.
Hope everyone in the path of the storm made it through alright.
Gorgeous day today! I just love fall here.![]()
Longview is a nice area. Not sure what homesteading would be like there, but I would think pretty easy. There are a lot of people doing that in Texas.My husband and I currently live in Idaho but are potentially moving to Texas, specifically Longview. I am looking for some general advice on what it is like to homestead there and what are the pros and cons of the area? We have 2.5 acres here and raise dairy goats, laying hens, meat birds, meat rabbits, and pigs. Alfalfa hay costs us $9 for a 75# bale, chicken feed is $16 for 50# , and we have a well for water. Our 2400 sq ft 100 year old farmhouse and orchard cost $170k when we bought it 2 years ago. We have a small barn, two chicken coops, and fenced lots for the pigs and goats.
Is it common to find homesteads for sale, complete with barns and fenced dry lots or pastures? What else do I need to know?
Thanks in advance for your ideas and help!