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Dried Harvest Co. Faith-rooted handmade goods inspired by creation, simple living & natural beauty.

🌾 Wednesday in the Word 🌾I just finished reading the book of Judges, and whew… what a book.Over and over, you see just h...
08/12/2026

🌾 Wednesday in the Word 🌾

I just finished reading the book of Judges, and whew… what a book.

Over and over, you see just how far Israel had wandered from Yahuah. There was sin, violence, compromise, the worship of other gods, and a repeated pattern of turning away from Him—only to cry out when the consequences became too much.

And then Judges ends with this:

“In those days there was no king in Israel: every man did that which was right in his own eyes.” — Judges 21:25 KJV

After reading everything that led up to that verse, it hits differently.

Israel had Yahuah’s instruction, yet they continually chose what they thought was right instead. And little by little, compromise led them farther and farther away.

The book of Judges may be thousands of years old, but that warning feels incredibly relevant today.

May we never become so comfortable doing what is right in our own eyes that we stop asking what is right in His. ❤️

🌾 Transformation Tuesday 🌾Around here, we don’t like to see a good harvest go to waste.That soft golden corn silk most p...
08/12/2026

🌾 Transformation Tuesday 🌾

Around here, we don’t like to see a good harvest go to waste.

That soft golden corn silk most people toss aside? We put it to work. 🌽

Handcrafted with Nebraska corn silk and simple, natural ingredients, Prairie Gold Sugar Scrub is a little piece of the harvest made for your skin.

From soft, silky strands fresh from the corn 🌽 to light, crisp, dried fibers after hours in the dehydrator — corn silk goes through quite the transformation. Drying removes the moisture while preserving the harvest so we can give this often-overlooked part of the plant a whole new purpose in Prairie Gold. 🌾💛

8 oz | $18 🤎

08/11/2026

Monday Matters 🌽🌿

Why Corn Silk Matters

Corn silk is one of those things most people peel away and toss without a second thought.
But around here, I love finding purpose in the parts that are often overlooked.

When I was creating our Prairie Gold Sugar Scrub, I kept coming back to corn silk. It just made sense. I wanted something that represented the harvest, felt true to where we live, and wasn't an ingredient you see in every other scrub on the shelf.

But I also wanted it there for more than looks.
Corn silk naturally contains plant compounds with antioxidant properties, and research has shown growing interest in its use in skin-care formulations. I loved the idea of pairing this humble piece of the harvest with other simple ingredients to create something beautiful for the skin.

And once it is dried and incorporated into the scrub, it adds that natural, earthy character I was looking for.

What really made me fall in love with the idea, though, was this:
It's something we usually throw away.

Something most people see as having served its purpose once the corn is harvested.

And yet… there can still be goodness left in it.
That feels very Dried Harvest Co. to me.

Taking simple things from the harvest, looking at them a little differently, and asking, “Is there still something useful here?”

Our Prairie Gold scrub was created around that very idea—simple ingredients, thoughtful purpose, and appreciation for what Yahuah has provided. 🌾

Because what we use matters. And sometimes the overlooked things have more value than we realize.

🌽 Prairie Gold Sugar Scrub — $18 for 8 oz Made with pure, natural ingredients and proudly featuring Nebraska corn silk—a little piece of our local harvest turned into something special for your skin.

Garden jalapeños + fresh lemon + onions = Lemon Onion Cowboy Candy 🌶️🍋🧅I wanted something sweet, spicy, tangy, and a lit...
08/09/2026

Garden jalapeños + fresh lemon + onions = Lemon Onion Cowboy Candy 🌶️🍋🧅

I wanted something sweet, spicy, tangy, and a little different, and this turned out SO good. The jalapeños and onions simmer in a sweet vinegar syrup with fresh lemon juice and zest until they’re glossy, tender, and packed with flavor.

They’re perfect on burgers, tacos, sandwiches, grilled chicken, cream cheese and crackers—or honestly straight out of the jar. 😆

Lemon Onion Cowboy Candy
1 lb sliced jalapeños
1 medium onion, thinly sliced
2 cups sugar
¾ cup apple cider vinegar
¼ cup fresh lemon juice
1 tbsp lemon zest
½ tsp garlic powder
½ tsp turmeric, optional
½ tsp celery seed, optional
¼ tsp salt

Simmer the syrup ingredients for about 5 minutes, add the jalapeños and onions for another 4–6 minutes, then jar everything up and pour the syrup over the top.

Best after sitting in the fridge for a few days so all those flavors can really come together. 🌿

Sweet. Spicy. Bright. Garden-grown goodness.

Foundation Friday 🌱Our very first Derekh Shabbat was such a special beginning. 💛We started right where Scripture starts ...
08/08/2026

Foundation Friday 🌱

Our very first Derekh Shabbat was such a special beginning. 💛

We started right where Scripture starts — Creation.
The children learned about the days of creation, talked through what Yahuah made, and even got to enjoy snacks that represented the different days. It made the lesson hands-on, memorable, and honestly just really fun to watch come together.
Our memory verse was:

“In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” — Genesis 1:1 KJV

There is something powerful about starting with that foundation.

Before anything else… Yahuah was there.

Before the sun, the animals, the plants, the oceans, or us… He was Creator.

That is the kind of foundation I want to build on with our children — one rooted in Scripture, truth, and knowing who created them.

Our first Derekh Shabbat was a beautiful reminder that teaching Scripture doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes it looks like opening the Bible, asking questions, making memories, and sharing a plate full of Creation-themed snacks together. 🌎🍓🌿

A strong foundation starts at the beginning.

Tending Thursday 🌿We spend so much time tending to our homes, our families, our gardens, and the needs around us—but som...
08/06/2026

Tending Thursday 🌿

We spend so much time tending to our homes, our families, our gardens, and the needs around us—but sometimes we forget that we need tending too.

Rest is not laziness. Slowing down does not mean you are falling behind. Sometimes caring for yourself looks as simple as filling the tub, quieting the room, and allowing your body to release the weight it has been carrying.

A warm bath with mineral salts can help create a peaceful pause at the end of a long day. The warmth may help relax tired muscles, soften the skin, ease tension, and prepare the body for rest. Add calming botanicals and a gentle scent, and an ordinary bath can become a moment to breathe, pray, reflect, and be still.

Our Still Waters Botanical Mineral Soak was created with that kind of tending in mind—a blend of mineral-rich salts, colloidal oats and dried botanicals.

Because tending yourself does not have to be elaborate.

Sometimes it is warm water.
A quiet room.
A deep breath.
And permission to rest.

“He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.” — Psalm 23:2

Take care of what Yahuah has entrusted to you—including yourself. 🌿

A little stillness to keep for yourself—or gift to someone who needs it. 16 oz jars are available for $20.

Wednesday in the Word… a day late, but still right on time.This week, I found myself reflecting on the life of Samson.Sa...
08/06/2026

Wednesday in the Word… a day late, but still right on time.

This week, I found myself reflecting on the life of Samson.

Samson was chosen before he was born. He was set apart, given uncommon strength, and called for a purpose. Yet even with such a powerful calling on his life, he still struggled with weakness, temptation, poor decisions, and misplaced trust.

Samson could tear apart a lion. He could carry away the gates of a city. He could defeat a thousand men with the jawbone of a donkey. But the strongest man in Israel could not always master his own desires.

That is what makes his story so sobering.
Sometimes our greatest danger is not the enemy standing in front of us. Sometimes it is the weakness we keep entertaining, the warning we keep ignoring, or the place we continue returning to even though we know it is slowly draining our strength.

Delilah did not discover Samson’s secret the first time she asked. She pressed him daily until his soul was vexed unto death. Eventually, he gave away what should have been guarded.
And yet, even after Samson lost his strength, his freedom, and his sight, his story was not finished.

“Howbeit the hair of his head began to grow again after he was shaven.” — Judges 16:22 KJV

That one verse carries so much hope.

While Samson sat in darkness, Yahuah was not finished with him. What had been cut away began to grow again. His failure had consequences, but it did not erase Yahuah’s purpose.

Samson’s story reminds me that strength without obedience can still lead us into bo***ge. But it also reminds me that repentance can meet us even in the darkest place.

Maybe you feel like you have lost something through your own choices. Maybe you ignored warnings, trusted the wrong person, or wandered farther than you meant to go.

Your story may not be over.

The hair can grow again.

The calling can still be remembered.

And when we cry out to Yahuah with a humbled heart, He can still use what remains for His purpose.

“O Yahuah God, remember me, I pray thee, and strengthen me…” — Judges 16:28 KJV

May we not only ask Yahuah for strength, but also for the wisdom, discipline, and obedience to carry it well.

When I was trying to think of a post for today, it hit me—one of the greatest transformations recorded in Scripture happ...
08/05/2026

When I was trying to think of a post for today, it hit me—one of the greatest transformations recorded in Scripture happened when the Messiah turned water into wine...

At a wedding in Cana of Galilee, the wine ran out. Mary told Yahushua, “They have no wine.” Nearby were six stone waterpots, and Yahushua told the servants, “Fill the waterpots with water.” They filled them to the brim. Then He said, “Draw out now, and bear unto the governor of the feast.” When the ruler tasted what had been drawn, the water had been transformed into wine—and not merely ordinary wine, but something so good that he said, “Thou hast kept the good wine until now.”

What looked plain and insufficient became something abundant and excellent in His hands. The servants simply obeyed His instruction: they filled the waterpots, drew from them, and witnessed the transformation.

Sometimes we may not understand what Yahuah is doing while we are carrying out the ordinary steps of obedience. But what feels simple, empty, or unfinished can be transformed for His purpose.
“Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it.” — John 2:5

May we remember that true transformation does not come from striving alone. It comes through faith, obedience, and the power of the Messiah.
Transformation Tuesday 🌿
Dried Harvest Co.

🥝Monday Matters 🥝Have you ever wondered why dehydrated fruit tastes so wonderfully sweet and flavorful?As the fruit slow...
08/04/2026

🥝Monday Matters 🥝

Have you ever wondered why dehydrated fruit tastes so wonderfully sweet and flavorful?

As the fruit slowly dehydrates, the water is removed—but the fruit’s natural sugars and flavor remain. Everything becomes more concentrated, giving each little piece a rich, naturally sweet taste.
No complicated ingredients. Just real fruit, carefully prepared and slowly preserved.

It may look smaller when it comes out of the dehydrator, but it is packed with flavor!
Less water. More flavor. A harvest worth preserving.

🥝💛I recently dehydrated golden kiwis for the first time, and they are beyond flavorful! Sweet, slightly tangy, and bursting with concentrated kiwi goodness—these may have just become a new favorite. 🥝💛

07/31/2026

🌾 Foundation Friday 🌾
One of the hardest lessons to embrace is that some things simply cannot be hurried.
Every bar of soap we make at Dried Harvest Co. has to sit for weeks before it's ready. We can't speed up the curing process without sacrificing quality.
It's a quiet reminder that Yahuah designed many of life's greatest blessings to unfold over time.
Fruit ripens in its season. Gardens mature one day at a time. Children grow little by little. Character is formed through daily faithfulness.
Sometimes the foundation being built isn't the product—it's us.
Today I'm choosing to trust His timing instead of my own.
"To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven." — Ecclesiastes 3:1
Happy Foundation Friday, friends. 🌿

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