Happy Hearts Homestead

02/27/2026

2 turkey eggs and 2 chicken eggs. That's all we have today. :(

Unfortunately, we will be closed this weekend due to insufficient egg supply.

If you're interested in soaps, we have them! Let us know if you plan to swing by to grab some! They're $1 off, so $5/bar!

02/22/2026

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02/21/2026

Tulips! This weekend, we have tulips out at the farmstand for $1.50. We also have a limited supply of eggs. Open from 2PM-Sunset.

02/14/2026

02/14/2026

Handmade Lathering Soaps will be on sale for $1 off this Saturday and Sunday at our Farmstand!

We're sorry, the chickens are still on strike and are not laying enough to stock the stand yet 😕. Hopefully this changes soon! Greenville, TX

02/12/2026

Happy follow-versary to my awesome followers. Thanks for all your support! Mark Nicole Rook

02/10/2026

New life on the farm.. Spring is coming!

02/08/2026

Farmstand open till sunset tonight. Still no eggs. :(

Come on by for your walnut banana bread! Or some other baked good! :) Happy Hearts Homestead Greenville, TX

02/07/2026

😍Walnut Chocolate Chunk Banana Bread mini loaves are STOCKED at our Farmstand! Open today and tomorrow 2p-Sunset.

Home made Chicken Stock (the richest form of chicken broth) pints available as well!

02/07/2026

We're open today from 2p-Sunset today with an assortment of baked goods and Valentines Red Velvet Cake Pops.

No eggs this weekend 😔

02/07/2026

Home grown Rabbit or Home Grown Chicken? Can anyone actually tell the difference?

Just a reminder, we're open tomorrow with baked goods.
🍥Red Velvet Cake Pops
🍪 Sourdough Chocolate Chip Cookies
🍌 Walnut Chocolate Chunk Banana Bread

❌ No farm fresh eggs available this weekend. Our chickens have gone on strike! 😔

We have frozen whole chicken, Rabbit and Grass fed Ground Goat available as well (seasonally)--> Please message us if you're interested, so we can have it ready for you!

02/06/2026

3 of 3 in my series: I was today years old...
When I learned that a rooster's spur is considered an outgrowth of his leg bone. They're made of keratin which is basically the same as fingernails.

Did you know that it's easy and painless to remove the outer spur layer?

Did you know hens can grow spurs too?