The Ebook
Six pillars, around 8,000 words, written for someone who already has the animals and the garden and wants them organised.
Homestead planning system
Stop running your homestead from memory. Six pillars take you from scattered notes to one system your household actually uses, with twelve blank worksheets to fill in as you go.
The problem
Feeding, watering, egg collection, fence checks, garden beds, supply runs, vet numbers, and receipts all live in different places — sticky notes, a whiteboard, a phone, or nobody's head in particular.
This is not a beginner's guide to starting a homestead. It assumes you already have the animals, the garden, and the routines, and that you want them organized and written down instead of guessed at.
What is included
Six pillars, around 8,000 words, written for someone who already has the animals and the garden and wants them organised.
Blank fill-in forms, print-ready. Columns and prompts are supplied; the data is yours to write.
Every worksheet works on a clipboard or typed into a sheet. Nothing here needs an app.
A single ZIP with the ebook and all twelve worksheets, plus each file individually.
Inside the ebook
Set up one visible spot that holds every homestead record, so nothing lives in scattered notes or in your head.
List every recurring daily, weekly and seasonal job across animals, garden and maintenance, so none of them slip.
Record what actually matters: births, treatments, sowing and harvest dates, ready to hand when you need them.
Keep feed, supplies and receipts in one place, so you are never caught short or quietly overspending.
A short weekly planning ritual that turns daily chaos into an agenda the whole household can see.
A monthly pass to update logs, add or drop chores, and keep the system worth using.
The twelve worksheets
Every worksheet is a print-ready PDF with room to write, laid out for a clipboard or binder. The rows arrive empty: the columns and prompts are supplied, the filling in is yours.
Work out the best spot for your command center, and what has to be within reach of it.
A ready-to-print sheet to pin at the spot so everyone knows how the system works.
Every recurring chore across animals, garden and property, in one place.
Sort that brain-dump into daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal.
Health treatments, births, deaths and other major herd or flock events.
Sowing and harvest milestones for each bed or row.
Quantities, sources and reorder points, so you do not run out of feed.
A running record of purchases, costs and suppliers to catch overspending.
The week's top chores, projects, owners and deadlines.
What got done, what did not, and what carries into next week.
A repeatable pass to keep the command center current.
Special dates, priorities and routine changes for the month ahead.
Who it is for
Pricing
$17
The ebook and all twelve worksheets, in one download.
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Optional digital alternative
If you would rather manage animal records digitally, Livestock Tracker handles animal groups, production records, breeding and incubation tracking, financial records, reminders, and backups.
The app is entirely optional. This planner is complete on paper, and none of the templates require it.
Learn about Livestock TrackerFAQ
Everything is PDF, sized for US Letter. You get the ebook, all twelve worksheets, and a single ZIP containing the lot. The worksheets are meant to be printed and written on, though you can just as easily copy the columns into a spreadsheet.
No. It assumes you already have your property, animals, and routines. The focus is organizing and recording what you are already doing.
No. Every part of the system works on paper. The app is mentioned only as an optional way to keep records digitally.
No. The emergency protocol and vet contact sheet is for recordkeeping and quick reference only. Contact a qualified veterinarian for any animal health decision.
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