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Hopper Hollow Homestead We are a small farm in Central, NC. Ran by a hardworkin single mom & her 4 children. We raise chickens & rabbits.

Everything on this farm is built from free materials, proving it doesn’t take 💰, just a vision & focus!! ❤️

Out with the old - in with the new! 🥰I’m over the moon happy with our new rabbit hutch set up!!!Now our S*T collects its...
16/04/2026

Out with the old - in with the new! 🥰
I’m over the moon happy with our new rabbit hutch set up!!!
Now our S*T collects itself!
Our barn is going to be sooo much cleaner now!! & just in time before the heat comes! ☀️

We’re also going to be doing something really really cool with the bottom level of the hutch later on. 😁

Another completed project for the farm. 💕

16/04/2026

Our rabbit hutch upgrade!!! We’re soooo excited for all the benefits this is going to bring with it!!! ❤️

Our first babies born in the colony! ❤️ the darker ones will turn blue as they grow. 🙂
24/03/2026

Our first babies born in the colony! ❤️ the darker ones will turn blue as they grow. 🙂

23/03/2026

Just built our S*T drying table so we can dry A LOT all at once! Sooo excited!!

Breaking news: We’re selling S*T! 😂💩🌱We just launched our Etsy shop — Soil Hero Time!Farm-sourced, cleaned, dried, ready...
21/03/2026

Breaking news: We’re selling S*T! 😂💩🌱

We just launched our Etsy shop — Soil Hero Time!
Farm-sourced, cleaned, dried, ready-to-use garden goodness.

If you want to support our small farm or know a gardener or plant enthusiast, here’s the link 👇

This Soil item is sold by SoilHeroTime. Ships from Sanford, NC. Listed on Mar 20, 2026

05/03/2026

Super easy DIY rabbit burrow for colony raising! ❤️ Make sure to set it up in the middle of your colony! Once you get the initial holes dug, your rabbits will happily start digging it deeper and wider, adding nooks and short tunnels. Allowing them to dig somewhere, helps prevent them from digging out and escaping, they’re just trying to create a safe place. Burrows are incredibly important for bunnies being raised on the ground, especially in a colony, and especially in the summer months. When they feel threatened or want to be alone, are hot or exhausted - they’ll retreat to their burrow where it’s safe & much cooler than above ground. ❤️ multiple rabbits = multiple burrows.

My hen… is starting to look a little sus…
10/02/2026

My hen… is starting to look a little sus…

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