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Bells of the North Homestead A record of our successes and failures on our property in Interior Alaska.

Sweet potato brûlée, smoothies, matcha latte and roasted black tea latte as an afternoon snack. Yum
03/12/2025

Sweet potato brûlée, smoothies, matcha latte and roasted black tea latte as an afternoon snack. Yum

Yay!! Two beautiful turkeys freshly harvested and packaged! Here’s to hoping that next year is even better!!
28/09/2025

Yay!! Two beautiful turkeys freshly harvested and packaged! Here’s to hoping that next year is even better!!

And just like that, winter arrived. Cozy season has begun 😊
09/10/2024

And just like that, winter arrived. Cozy season has begun 😊

sooooo hoping I get to add two of these little lovely ladies to our flock this year!  SOOOO CUTE!
26/02/2024

sooooo hoping I get to add two of these little lovely ladies to our flock this year! SOOOO CUTE!

11/02/2024

Its time for our CSA (community shared agriculture) sign up. This year we will be offering shares in the following items: turkeys, ducks, chickens, rabbit, eggs, honey and birch syrup.
If interested, please let us know how much you would like of each item. Honey comes in quart size jars for the CSA. Once you have placed your order, I will be able to provide an itemized invoice through Paypal. We use Paypal to process our payments which keeps things easier on our end.
First payment is due 2 weeks after receipt of invoice. Final payment is due June 1st. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for supporting a local small farmer in interior Alaska

Edward and Tamara Bell

04/02/2024

Announcement, well be sending out notifications shortly for this years csa sign up. Once again, items you can sign up for: whole broilers, ducks, turkeys, rabbits, honey, eggs, birch syrup, and possibly produce. Keep a lookout for this within the next week. Ty!!

These girls are our survivors. They survived on Friday a coordinated attack from two foxes at the same time. Sadly, we l...
20/11/2023

These girls are our survivors. They survived on Friday a coordinated attack from two foxes at the same time. Sadly, we lost some of our most loyal and older chickens that were more or less our pets. They didn’t lay as much in their older years but we kept them because they were such good girls. In October we had 19 hens and one female turkey. Now we have 10 hens. Toriel and Rayne you will be missed.

What a productive weekend !!! White chocolate raspberry jam made, house is relatively clean, all things that have been b...
13/11/2023

What a productive weekend !!! White chocolate raspberry jam made, house is relatively clean, all things that have been broken are almost fixed, bookkeeping done, and even had a tiny bit of time for R&R.

We’ve lived here now going on double digits and it still never gets old. Days like today, the mundane chores, the school...
22/10/2023

We’ve lived here now going on double digits and it still never gets old. Days like today, the mundane chores, the school work getting caught up, checking for eggs, cleaning up and preparing for the week, it’s all magical and somehow peaceful here.

As many know, when I’m not on jury duty mode, I work from home in military and government travel. I’ll admit I’m loving ...
16/10/2023

As many know, when I’m not on jury duty mode, I work from home in military and government travel. I’ll admit I’m loving some of the new fun things I’ve added to my shelves. Between a sparkling snow globe that reminds me of Christmas cheer and my book nooks that I put together myself.

Video FINALLY UP!!! Annnnnddd I get attacked by a falling tree!!!
15/10/2023

Video FINALLY UP!!! Annnnnddd I get attacked by a falling tree!!!

We typically don’t like taking trees down this time of year but our summer had almost no time to get it done and we had birds and bees to contend with. That ...

11/10/2023

My son and I just came across a word recently. I could’ve sworn there was a German word to describe it, but no. It’s Japanese. Shin-shin(pronounced sheen sheen) It describes the quiet sound of snow falling. If you’ve ever lived in a snowy area you’ll know what that sounds like. As a child I remember playing in the snow and recognizing that exact sound. The absence of all other sounds than the sound of snow, peacefully falling.

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Our story

I grew up digging in the dirt with my Dad and helping my neighbor harvest vegetables and fruits from her backyard garden. I’ve been growing herbs, some vegetables and fruits for years now for myself since I was in my mid 20’s. Over the years, my husband and I strongly felt there was a need to get back to the basics. To a life where we could potentially sustain ourselves off our own land, if needed. Alaska, just so happened to be the one place in the United States that we both loved the most so here we are. In the Interior of Alaska. Our summers are usually gorgeous, our Autumns short, our winter is long and always seems to come too quickly but it is filled with amazing colors and scenery, and break up, well that is just muddy. Since 2016 I have earned my Master Gardener with the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Services and now I’m well on my way to a degree in Complimentary Alternative Medicine. I know in the future, we will have successes and failures but as always, it will be entertaining and educational to see the results.