Lana Stenner shares stories about faith, family, and the farm (and more than a few recipes) on her blog and podcast. She also teaches business classes at a local university. Along with her firefighter husband and five children, Lana lives on a small farmstead in Kansas City, Missouri, where she raises goats, chickens, and bees.

“I love early learning with farm themes, and My First Homestead ABCs checks all the boxes. Bright and engaging photographs depict each letter of the alphabet, paired with simple descriptions from A to Z. Each beautifully crafted page has elements that lead to additional learning about food and farms. No kidding around—your little ones will love the down-on-the-farm learning.” —Janet Garman, author of 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Chickens and farmer at Timber Creek Farm

Lana Stenner shares stories about faith, family, and the farm (and more than a few recipes) on her blog and podcast. She also teaches business classes at a local university. Along with her firefighter husband and five children, Lana lives on a small farmstead in Kansas City, Missouri, where she raises goats, chickens, and bees.

“I love early learning with farm themes, and My First Homestead ABCs checks all the boxes. Bright and engaging photographs depict each letter of the alphabet, paired with simple descriptions from A to Z. Each beautifully crafted page has elements that lead to additional learning about food and farms. No kidding around—your little ones will love the down-on-the-farm learning.” —Janet Garman, author of 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Chickens and farmer at Timber Creek Farm

Lana Stenner shares stories about faith, family, and the farm (and more than a few recipes) on her blog and podcast. She also teaches business classes at a local university. Along with her firefighter husband and five children, Lana lives on a small farmstead in Kansas City, Missouri, where she raises goats, chickens, and bees.

“I love early learning with farm themes, and My First Homestead ABCs checks all the boxes. Bright and engaging photographs depict each letter of the alphabet, paired with simple descriptions from A to Z. Each beautifully crafted page has elements that lead to additional learning about food and farms. No kidding around—your little ones will love the down-on-the-farm learning.” —Janet Garman, author of 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Chickens and farmer at Timber Creek Farm