An old bread tray from a roadside junk-‘tique store gets a second life at T-Bone’s Place as we rebuild our first fodder rack, learn from a window-screen fail, and keep figuring it out from seed to feed.

Rabbits can be one of the most practical animals for a budget homestead. They do not require acres of pasture, a big barn, or heavy infrastructure to produce real food in a small space. At T-Bone’s Place, we are sharing why rabbits make sense for small homesteads, how our custom hutch fits into a compact setup, and how we are building better systems as we go.

We rebuilt our cattle-panel greenhouse with stacked 5”x5” beams, homemade living soil, raised tote beds, and a whole lot of trial, error, and “well, now we know” farmstead learning…