Southern Sown llc

08/08/2026

Peacock feathers for sale- $1 each make a deal for bulk

08/06/2026

08/06/2026

Todays job … setting it up for fall planting.
Really nice soil under all that😍

08/06/2026

Pay attention… pfas in our water and now you can’t sue… accountability is with YOU.
Know what your putting in your body.
Where does your food come from? Your water? In college they told me “cite my source’… never thought it would lead to this circus. The accountability - the responsibility is mine alone.

07/26/2026

Figs are coming in!!!

07/24/2026

What’s going on?!?!

04/13/2026

I’ve got eggs… wish I could say they’re from my own chickens but I do know how these are raised… free range : deep orange yolks… I farm sit for em. And I eat em myself. $8 dozen on my porch for you.

01/25/2026

Love this pantry… genius design

A filled pantry is more than food on a shelf. It is peace of mind. Canning and storing food is one of the most important skills on a homestead and one of the most satisfying. We just finished what is probably the last canning of the year. Turnips. Unless a few more collards show up.

If you are wondering where to start, keep it simple.

Start with what you already eat.
Start small with one recipe and a few jars.
Use tested recipes, especially for low acid foods.
Build slowly, one season and one crop at a time.
Label everything with contents and date.
Do not chase perfection. Learning is part of it.

A pantry like this is not about showing off. It is about knowing you can feed your people.

If you were starting from zero, what would be the first thing you would put on your pantry shelf?

12/13/2025

Cleaning out the barn - we found this… cicada?