Three Sprout Homestead

10/31/2026

Feeding the chickens some scraps after carving pumpkins! 🎃

10/28/2026

Check out our chicken, duck and geese set up for the winter!

10/26/2026

Before and After of our kids bathroom! Obsessed with the orange!

10/25/2026

Good afternoon and happy Sunday! The Seahawks play tonight and I’ll be making buttermilk fried chicken and biscuits for our family! What are you making for dinner tonight?

Reminders and updates from the homestead! Preorders are open now through November 2nd for a November 6th pick up.

The first edition of my newsletter is out! Check your promotions section to make sure you don’t miss it, it’s coming from [email protected]
Speaking of which if you want to get added to my email list feel free to email me at the above address or private message me your email.

Preorder link:

We are a small farm focused on providing nutritious and delicious food. We are open on Fridays and Saturdays for porch pick up and other handmade goods are available like beeswax candles and wraps to preserve your bread.

10/25/2026

Feeding my mini Nubians some baby carrots 🥕

10/24/2026

Happy Saturday, friends! ☀️🌱

I thought I’d take a minute to introduce myself and our little homestead to all the new faces around here!

I’m Alexandria, and along with the help of my husband and our three kiddos, I run Three Sprout Homestead! ❤️

Our goal is pretty simple: to provide our community with delicious, affordable, homemade and homegrown food while sharing a little piece of our homesteading journey along the way.

Every other week, I stock our little farm stand with homemade sourdough, cinnamon rolls, mini breads, handmade goods, and whatever else I’ve been busy making in the kitchen! When the garden is producing, you’ll also find seasonal fruits and vegetables available.

We accept cash, Venmo, and Cash App, and I absolutely LOVE a good barter! 🥰

A little about the family behind the farm…

My husband and I are high school sweethearts, and we both served in the military (he’s still serving!). We’ve been blessed with three wonderful kiddos who keep life interesting, busy, and usually a little chaotic.

Over the last nine years, we’ve moved about six times, so finding a place to finally put down roots has meant the world to us. We’re so happy to have found this community and look forward to calling it home for many years to come.

Want to support our little homestead without spending a single penny? There are a few ways that make a HUGE difference!

🌱 Like, comment on, or share our posts! It helps us reach more people than you might think.

💌 Subscribe to our newsletter, The Farmhouse Post! Just send me your email privately, and I’ll get you added. It’s full of farm updates, recipes, gardening tips, upcoming events, and farm stand menus!

⭐ If you’ve stopped by the stand and enjoyed something you purchased, leaving us a review means so much!

Whether you’ve been following along for a while, stopped by the stand, shared a post, or are just finding us for the first time, thank you!

We’re just a little family with big dreams for our homestead, and having a community that supports small, local farms makes those dreams feel a whole lot more possible.

Here’s to good food, happy animals, dirty boots, and putting down roots! 🌻❤️

10/23/2026

Updated schedule! Thanksgiving menu release on November 6th 🦃

10/23/2026

🌾 We’re opening back up!! 🥖🤎

NOVEMBER 6th and 7th

After taking a little break, we’re getting ready to open the farm stand back up, and I am SO excited to get back to baking and sharing all the homemade goodies with you guys!

I’ve also been working on something new… The Farmhouse Post! 📰🐓

Our very own little farm newsletter! It’ll be filled with updates from around the farm, seasonal recipes, gardening tips, local happenings, and of course, farm stand menus and preorder information! Just a fun way to bring a little piece of our farm to your inbox. 🤎

And speaking of preorders… they’re OPEN! 🎉

If you want to make sure you get your favorites, I definitely recommend ordering ahead! You can place your order a few different ways:

🥖 Click the preorder link below!

📱 Scan the QR code!

💌 Or just send me a message with what you’d like!

Preordering helps me plan my baking days, cut down on waste, and make sure there’s plenty of fresh, homemade goodness to go around!

I’m so thankful for everyone who has reached out asking when we’d be opening again. It really means a lot that you guys continue to support our little farm and all the things we’re working toward.

Here’s to more sourdough, cinnamon rolls, farm updates, and a whole lot of good things ahead! 🐓🌾

Preorder here: 👇
🔗 https://www.hotplate.com/threesprouthomestead/25027e09-c82e-411c-bd0f-1170a6126f4f

And if you’d like to get The Farmhouse Post delivered straight to your inbox, send me your email and I’ll add you to the list! 🤎

We are a small farm focused on providing nutritious and delicious food. We are open on Fridays and Saturdays for porch pick up and other handmade goods are available like beeswax candles and wraps to preserve your bread.

10/22/2026

Introducing The Farmhouse Post — our very own little slice of farm life, delivered straight to your inbox! 🐓🤎

I wanted to create something that feels like sitting around the kitchen table with a cup of coffee, catching up on life, and sharing a little bit of everything.

Each issue will be filled with:
🌱 Life on the farm and what we’ve been up to
🍞 Seasonal recipes straight from my kitchen
🌻 Gardening and homesteading tips
🧺 Farm stand updates, menus, and preorders
🍂 Local events and things happening around Lewis County
🤎 A little bit of the chaos and beauty that comes with raising a family and building a homestead

I’m so excited to bring you along for this next chapter, especially as we get ready to reopen the farm stand!

💌 WANT TO GET ON THE LIST?

Send me a private message with your email address, and I’ll get you signed up for our first November issue!

It’s completely FREE, and I’d love to have you be part of our little farm community. 🤎

10/20/2026

Here is our goat area! Super happy to get them some fresh grass