Our Tiny House is Growing…
Our Tiny House on a Tiny Homestead recently had the garden area refreshed and planted for the season. Take a look for some gardening inspiration.
Chocolate Chip Muffins? Yes, Please!
National Chocolate Chip Day was May 15, but who really needs an excuse to enjoy a delicious batch of chocolate chip muffins at Lehman’s? Recipe inside.
Cooking
How to Choose the Right Grill
Not sure what grill to buy? Lehman’s grilling expert Jeff shares the biggest factors to consider when purchasing a grill.
How to Make Refrigerator Sweet Pickles
Refrigerator sweet pickles are easy to make, and they’re a great way to use up those cucumbers from your garden. Discover our recipe.
10 Tips for Involving Children in the Kitchen
Want to get your children involved in the kitchen? Here are ten tips to help make the process fun for the whole family.
Getting Children Involved in the Kitchen
Getting children involved in the kitchen has many benefits. They’ll learn togetherness, ownership and skill-building. Plus, it’s a fun family activity!
A Quick Guide to Edible Flowers
Edible flowers are a quick way to transform plain food into special meals. Before you start nibbling from your flowerbed, here are a few important pointers.
Justin Rhodes is Coming to Lehman’s
YouTuber, Author and Homesteader Justin Rhodes is coming to Lehman’s June 24-25, 2022. Learn how to make your homestead the best ever! Don’t miss this free event.
Homesteading
Our Tiny House is Growing…
Our Tiny House on a Tiny Homestead recently had the garden area refreshed and planted for the season. Take a look for some gardening inspiration.
4 Ways to Make Better Butter
Take your butter making skills to the next level! Learn how to make herb butter, sweet cream or cultured butter, molded butter…even more nutritious butter.
Springtime on the Homestead
Springtime is here and there is a lot to do on the homestead. Author and homesteader John Moody shares what he and his family are doing in preparation.
Rediscovering Traditions: How Sustainable Living is a Trend, Again
Sustainable living, self-sufficiency, and environmental friendliness has recently hit the younger generations in a big way.
Sustainable Living
Rediscovering Traditions: How Sustainable Living is a Trend, Again
Sustainable living, self-sufficiency, and environmental friendliness has recently hit the younger generations in a big way.
The True Worth of an Heirloom
This past summer, we moved into my grandma’s house after she passed away. When we went inside, I knew there would be a family heirloom to discover.
Disposing of Disposables
Want to cut back on disposables and single-use items in your home? Here are some tips and products to help you reduce waste and save money in the long run.
How To Light Your Home Without Electricity
For some, the thought of upcoming wintertime power outages comes with a sense of dread or even panic. Be ready for those outages AND cut electricity costs.
A Quick Guide to Edible Flowers
Edible flowers are a quick way to transform plain food into special meals. Before you start nibbling from your flowerbed, here are a few important pointers.
General News
Amish Country Autumn: Leaves Top In World
It’s autumn in Amish Country! Allison’s poem expresses the season perfectly…and don’t miss one of the top places to see fall color in Ohio’s Amish Country: Holmes County.
10 Ways To Manage Homeschooling (And Actually Enjoy It!)
Who’s suddenly finding themselves being involuntary homeschoolers? Here are ten tips to help you manage homeschooling and maybe even enjoy it.
Recipes from Around the World – Part 2
In this second installment of my series on international recipes, we are going to travel to Asia! From classic Bibimbap to Korean Bossam, these recipes are delicious!
We Care About You!
We care…we care about our customers, our employees and our community. Read about the steps we’re taking to help you during the current pandemic.
The History of Leap Year
Ever wondered why we have Leap Year? Here’s the reason…(Hint: It has to do with the sun.)
What’s Happening On The Homestead: Thoughtful Gifting
Here on the homestead we love giving gifts. Though, gifting in December requires a more conscious approach for us since the garden is not as plentiful.
9 Ways to Make Your Home Cozy This Season
As the cooler weather moves in, make sure you stay warm and cozy this season! Here are some ideas to make your space a comfy one.
What I’ve Learned From My Grandpa, Jay Lehman
In celebration of Grandparents Day, Lindsay Lehman Peters shares the lessons she’s learned from her grandpa, Jay Lehman.
Amish Woodcarver Displays Work At Lehman’s In Kidron, Ohio
Amish woodcarver Paul Weaver has created large scale deep-relief woodcarving for nearly 30 years. His collection of stunningly detailed pieces will be on display at Lehman’s in Kidron, Ohio, beginning January 3, 2014.
Safely Heating a Yurt With Wood
Hannah shares her experience with heating her yurt. “It’s definitely more work to heat with wood than to heat with gas or electricity, but it feels good!”
5 Winter Steps to a Rockin’ Summer Garden
We may be several months away from putting plants and seeds in the ground, but you can start planning your garden now with these five tasks.
Roast Beef and Barley Build the Best Cold Weather Soup
After a frantic few weeks of holiday cooking, you’re probably ready to put together some meals that are nearly heat and eat. Beef Barley Soup can do that for you.
