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Here are a few of our favorite tools, kitchen staples, and homestead gear — things we use, wear, and love. Some of these are affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting our family!

True Grit Merch

From cozy hoodies to sturdy tumblers, this merch helps support our channel as well as a small family owned business!

Hoss Tools- Seeds We Trust

We’ve planted HOSS seeds for years. Their seeds are dependable and their tools are built to last. This is where we get most of our gardening seeds!

Backwoods Home Magazine

Full of old-fashioned know-how, practical advice, and homesteading wisdom — this is one we read cover to cover.

ForJars Canning Supply

Whether you’re putting up green beans or chow chow, these are the supplies we use season after season — trusted lids and a few extra tools that make life easier. Be sure to use code APPALACHIAN10 to save 10% off your order!

Hisea Boots

These boots go with me into the garden, the chicken coop, and right back to the porch. They’re tough, comfortable, and actually hold up on the farm. Use code TRUEGRIT for 15% off!

Camel City Wool Socks

A good pair of wool socks is worth their weight in gold — and these are our go-to. Warm, long-lasting, and made for working folks. Use code TRUEGRIT10 for 10% off!

Whynter Ice Cream Maker

This is the little machine we use right on our kitchen counter to make homemade ice cream — simple, no-fuss, and perfect for any season.

Meagan’s Chaco Women’s Sandals

These sandals are my go-to for working outside or going for a long walk—durable, comfortable, and easy to rinse off after a day in the garden.

Andy’s KEEN Men’s Waterproof Hiking Shoes

Andy wears these for just about everything — from hiking through the woods to chores around the farm. They’re tough, waterproof, and built to last.

Little Giant® Trough-O-Matic® Float Valve

This float valve helps keep our animals’ water troughs full without us having to check constantly — dependable and easy to install.

Motion Sensor Deer Alarms

These alarms help us keep the deer out of the garden — they’re simple, effective, and give us a little peace of mind.

Worm Factory

This little system makes composting easy — our worms do the work, and we end up with rich, natural fertilizer for the garden.

Appalachian Cooking

A timeless collection of traditional recipes and kitchen wisdom straight from the mountains — this book feels like sitting at the table with generations past.

Meagan’s Hanging Baskets

I use these right in my kitchen to store garlic, onions, and other things — they’re pretty, practical, and keep everything within arm’s reach.

Norpro Tomato Corer

A handy little tool I reach for every canning season — makes quick work of prepping tomatoes without wasting the good stuff.

Ninja® 9-Cup Food Processor

Y’all see me grab this food processor all the time — it’s one of my favorite tools. Whether I’m chopping up vegetables from the garden or making a batch of homemade butter, this thing saves me so much time and does the job right every time.

Andy’s 3-Gallon Watering Can – Gardener’s Supply

This is Andy’s go-to for the garden. It’s sturdy, holds plenty of water, and makes it easy to give the plants a good soaking without running back and forth. A simple, well-made tool that really lasts.

Poultry Shrink Wrap Bags (10×16, 50 pcs)

These shrink bags make processing day so much easier. Just slip your chicken in, dip in hot water, and the bag shrinks tight for a clean, professional look. They keep your birds sealed, fresh, and ready for the freezer.

Victorinox Swiss Classic Steak Knife Set (6-Piece, Serrated)

These are the steak knives we use at our table, and I love them. They’re sharp, lightweight, and cut through any meat with ease. The serrated edge holds up so well, making them a dependable set for everyday meals.

Mippko Heavy Duty Magnetic Phone Holder

This is Andy’s famous camera mount that makes all those neat tractor shots possible! It’s heavy duty, holds strong, and adjusts so he can get the perfect angle whether he’s on the tractor, in the truck, or just filming around the farm.

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