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Can My Chickens Go in the Garden? The Spring Timing Guide Every Backyard Homesteader Need
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- Apr 21, 2026
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🙏 Grab your free 7-Day Homesteader's Revival at Tori Gass | Homestead Coach & Educator 📞 Ready for a real plan? Book a 1:1 Homestead Strategy Consult HALF OFF at Book a Homestead Consult Call — $49.50 | Tori Gass You opened the garden gate. The chickens got in. And now you are not sure if they are the best thing that ever happened to your soil or the reason you are starting over in May. Friend, I have been there. And the answer is actually both. It just depends on when. In this episode I am giving you the exact seasonal framework for integrating your backyard flock and your garden so they work together the way God designed them to. No more guessing. No more expensive mistakes. Just a clear, simple plan you can follow one season at a time. Here is what we cover: Why chickens and gardens are not enemies they are a closed loop system God already designed Why spring is the one season your flock should stay completely out of your active beds Why fall is when the magic happens and how to let your chickens do the soil prep work for you How to turn your coop into a free composting system that feeds your raised beds all year long A simple four-season integration plan you can write on an index card and actually use There is a season for everything. Ecclesiastes 3:1 is not just poetry. It is a homesteading principle. And once you understand it your whole farm starts to make more sense. If this episode helped you, will you take 30 seconds and leave a review on Apple Podcasts? It helps more women just like you find this show and that is the whole point. Connect with Tori: 🙏 Free 7-Day Homesteader's Revival: Tori Gass | Homestead Coach & Educator 📞 Book a 1:1 Strategy Call: Book a Homestead Consult Call — $49.50 | Tori Gass 🌿 Join the free Facebook community: Homesteading as…