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Dirtpatcheaven

@DirtpatcheavenTracked since May 2026

Observed Aug 6, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

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creating food production lessons at home.

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Identity, tiers, posts, and visible counts come from the latest public Patreon observation. Growth compares available public snapshots. Revenue is labeled observed only when Patreon exposes it; otherwise it is modeled from public membership and tier signals.

Paid members

−12.5% · 30 days

Total audience

incl. free followers

Observed monthly earnings

$14

Starting price

$3/mo

4 membership tiers

Membership tiers

Where the 96 observed tier members sit

$095.8%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free— the bar only uses public tier patron counts.

$0/moFree9295.8% of observed tier members

$3/moThanks For The Support!44.2% of observed tier members

$10/moPallet Hotbed Research00% of observed tier members

$30/moPersonal Homestead Advice00% of observed tier members

Growth signals — Dirtpatcheaven

−12.5%

7 paid members · past 30 days

Membership

887

May 202615 weeks trackedNow

Dirtpatcheaven7 members · $14/mo

The chart only uses Dirtpatcheaven's observed public history. Comparison peers are listed below, but comparable trend series are not available yet.

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Ranking data · includes stale rows

Dirtpatcheaven's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs Dirtpatcheaven	Freshness
#2	The C4 modelEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	25	18 more	Aug 14, 2026
#3	Diorama DevilEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	7	Same value	Aug 6, 2026
#3	DirtpatcheavenProfileEducationPaid members position in Recommended cohort	7	Reference	Aug 6, 2026Stale
#5	DIALED211EducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	6	1 fewer	Aug 6, 2026
#6	Destiny FranksEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	2	5 fewer	Aug 6, 2026

The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around Dirtpatcheaven; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.

What they publish

Recent posts

679Profile posts0 postsLast month66.7%Members-only

Previews available for 25 of 679 posts

Image Latest postPublicMilk Incoming!

February is when we start to long for fresh milk. Our mama goats get a rest starting in November. Daylight hours affect milk production and milking during their pregnancy can be hard on their bodies when they are also trying to stay warm. We have Guernseys for their sweet milk abd even sweeter temperaments. We never have to worry about them jumping our of their pastures or knocking over small children when being handled. Can't wait to show you babies in a few weeks!

Feb 9, 2024 0 likes 2 comments

My Indoor Veggie GardenEverything that I planted in my own compost with a log in the bottom is doing really well. The plants in the potting soil and plastic cups are not happy. Learning so much this year.ArticleJan 22, 2024Public 0 3 View 0 commentsHotbeds are hot and radishes are sprouting. Dec 19, 2023ArticleDec 19, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0 Sheep TripeWe butchered our first lamb for the year and I harvested the small intestine and a piece of tripe to add to our normal liver and heart harvest.ImageNov 17, 2023Public 0 0 Fall Firewood HarvestNov 16, 2023 View post I really thought this little pink chainsaw was a dangerous gimmick when I unboxed it for a review, BUT IT IS AMAZING! This year for the first time I have been able to take tree trimmings and turn them into cordwood. In historic literature what I am collecting is called 'faggots', small pieces of firewood that can be collected by hand and stored in bundles. A common job for children since the wood requires little skill or strength and makes your larger, split-able wood go further in winter wood burning. I think it is very pretty stacked and ready for next year's fire once it has dried for a summer.ArticleNov 16, 2023Public 0 0 View 0 commentsThis year my kids have been old enough to really have a say in what chores they prefer and have their responsibilities shift in that direc...ArticleNov 11, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0 Spreading Out The Heat in My Winter Hotbed GreenhouseTwo years ago I started a Fall hotbed garden in an old hotbed by topping off the upper half instead of one with all new layers. The hotbed...ImageOct 26, 2023$3 tier & up 1 2 View 0 commentsDon't fight yellowjackets in the summer; get work done in those areas of your property after your first frost when they are dead. Don't ro...ArticleSep 28, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0 View 0 commentsRaising A Year's Worth of Sheep Wool for Socks and SweatersArticleSep 20, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0 View 0 commentsMaking a Year's Worth of Saturated Fat For CookingArticleSep 4, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0 Paddock GrazingWe just switched the Soay lambs to another of the 'goose' corridors in the fruiting hedges. They had eaten just above my knee height on al...ArticleAug 21, 2023$3 tier & up 0 1 No Geese, No Food ForestBaby trees love geese...not ducks, geese. I know that punctuation can't be right. Ducks love to eat bugs and the roots of all plants...inclu...ArticleAug 9, 2023$3 tier & up 1 1

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