Category Archives: Farming

Thursday, March 14, 2024We had a picnic lunch outside, because the weather is beautiful. We saw the baby goats kicking inside Cinnamon, watched the ducks we moved take a splash in the turtle swimming pool, saw a red tail hawk … Continue reading →

APPLE CIDER PRESSING DAY!! COME TASTE FRESH APPLE CIDER, WATCH HOW It IS PRESSED!! Get some fresh air, enjoy the autumn colors, taste apple cider and see animals! Bring your friends (but not your dog, please)! IT’S FREE!!  SUNDAY, OCTOBER … Continue reading →

Autumn is Here!  It was a chilly 35 degrees the other morning but the fall colors bring beauty to the gray sky! With autumn here, preparing for the winter is exciting.  Cleaning my chicken coops out with essential oils and … Continue reading →

Cultured Home 2017-2018 19506 SE 138th Pl   Renton, WA 98059 Cultured Home builds virtues and life skills through experience. Classes are held on Thursdays in the East Renton Highlands, near the Maple Hills neighborhood, and 15 minutes from Issaquah. 8 … Continue reading →

We are thrilled to announce classes will be held in Art, Spanish, Math, Farm Life & Music! Cultured Home is focused on building virtues through the Fine Arts.  19506 SE 138th Pl, Renton, WA 98059 (About 15 minutes from downtown … Continue reading →

What a glorious day! Thursday,  March 23rd, the sun was shining brightly and the warmth was embracing us.  A few  wispy clouds floated in the sky as we walked in a lush field, patiently awaiting Mo (aka Maurine), the cow … Continue reading →

SPRING IS ALMOST HERE!! How do we know? Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! My very first experience with chickens has occurred and they actually do lay eggs!  I, Deena, was getting quite discouraged, along with my hubby and the kids but on … Continue reading →

2012 through 2016 was a season filled with life’s ups and downs, which limited our ability to keep the Cultured Home website current, but we are thrilled to be back, now!!  We are so looking forward to 2017!  We are excited … Continue reading →

Here I am working with my axe to chop up some freshly cut alder trees harvested from one of our pastures.  These were from ~30 trees that were prepared for our pollard demonstration. A coppice is when trees re-grow quickly … Continue reading →