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The Pioneer Chicks' Cookie Cookbook is set to launch in just a few weeks! My goal with this cookbook was to create a collection of cookie recipes that are all gluten-free, along with some recipes that are also grain-free, dairy-free, egg free, and nut free.

Need a little chocolate fix today? These grain-free minty chocolate cookies have got you covered! I had originally made these cookies for Valentine's Day, but they are certainly perfect for any time of the year. Minty chocolate cookie ice cream sandwiches may be in my future....

I had another broody hen hatch out chicks last week, but it was a somewhat complicated brooding process and a delayed hatch due to a mite infestation. Needless to say, everytime I let a hen hatch eggs, she always proves to know what's best for her clutch.

I don't do anything big to celebrate Earth Day, but it is a great reminder for why you should strive to be sustainable in your homestead lifestyle. The idea of being a zero-waste homestead has always intrigued me, and I enjoy taking small steps towards becoming more mindful of what items I can buy or make sustainably to avoid filling up the rubish bin.

Baby chicks grow fast! Which also means some other changes must occur as they mature. Take note of these chick growth changes to ensure your brood matures into healthy adults:

The new post on the blog this week is all about making an incubating plan for hatching chicks on the homestead! Maybe you are planning on incubating eggs for the first time this year. Or maybe you're familiar with incubating eggs and hatching chicks. Either way, the tips covered in this article are perfect for beginners and experts alike!

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