Farm Trinkets

Random Objects From The Homestead

"The harvest is not won in autumn. It is won in every ordinary morning when nobody is watching."

— Old farmer's saying

d100	Trinket
1	A smooth river stone used to mark a favorite field.
2	A horseshoe from the first horse you ever cared for.
3	A handful of seeds from a crop that no longer grows.
4	A weathered scarecrow button.
5	A brass bell once worn by a prize cow.
6	A carved wooden rooster no larger than your thumb.
7	A ribbon awarded at a county fair.
8	A dried apple from an orchard long since cut down.
9	A pocketknife used by three generations of farmers.
10	A small sack containing unusually red soil.
11	A faded receipt for the purchase of a mule.
12	A hand-carved whistle that sounds like a quail.
13	A length of fence wire twisted into the shape of a heart.
14	A lucky rabbit's foot found near a cabbage patch.
15	A wooden tag from a livestock auction.
16	A crow feather tied with twine.
17	A dried sunflower head filled with seeds.
18	A brass buckle from an old harness.
19	A smooth egg with an unusual blue tint.
20	A faded sketch of a family farmhouse.
21	A broken pocket watch that always stopped at dawn.
22	A handful of grain from a record harvest.
23	A tiny scarecrow woven from straw.
24	A rusted nail from a century old barn.
25	A silver coin buried beneath a fence post for luck.
26	A clay marble found while plowing a field.
27	A weathered livestock brand.
28	A ribbon tied around a lock of a horse's mane.
29	A wooden ruler marked with annual crop heights.
30	A dried four leaf clover pressed between parchment.
31	A brass tag from a champion pig.
32	A carved wooden apple with a worm hole.
33	A bottle containing rainwater collected during a drought.
34	A faded recipe for preserving vegetables through winter.
35	A cowbell engraved with a family name.
36	A polished stone found while clearing a field.
37	A tiny wooden windmill.
38	A spool of brightly colored thread used for mending feed sacks.
39	A pressed wheat stalk from your first harvest.
40	A rabbit trap spring repurposed as a charm.
41	A brass token from a farmers' cooperative.
42	A chicken feather from a bird that lived to an absurd age.
43	A miniature rake carved from oak.
44	A worn leather glove missing two fingers.
45	A jar containing heirloom bean seeds.
46	A horseshoe nail bent into a ring.
47	A dried corn husk doll.
48	A page from an almanac filled with handwritten notes.
49	A smooth stone used to sharpen tools.
50	A brass key to a grain silo.
51	A faded photograph of a prize winning livestock animal.
52	A scrap of cloth cut from a favorite work shirt.
53	A tiny wooden bucket.
54	A weathered sign reading "Fresh Eggs."
55	A polished acorn from a beloved shade tree.
56	A fragment of a wagon wheel.
57	A sackcloth patch embroidered with initials.
58	A dried ear of unusually colorful corn.
59	A brass livestock marker stamped with a number.
60	A spool of baling twine that somehow never seems to run out.
61	A rabbit skull found beside a garden fence.
62	A tiny brass rooster charm.
63	A faded map showing old property boundaries.
64	A hand-carved wooden spoon used during harvest feasts.
65	A bottle containing honey from a long dead beekeeper's hives.
66	A broken plow bolt.
67	A ribbon from a harvest festival.
68	A smooth pebble found in a sack of grain.
69	A carved wooden cow painted with remarkable detail.
70	A dried flower gathered from a pasture.
71	A small bell worn by a sheep.
72	A faded note listing chores from decades ago.
73	A lucky coin found while planting potatoes.
74	A weathered branding iron miniature.
75	A glass bottle filled with soil from the family farm.
76	A tiny sack containing salt used to preserve meat.
77	A hand-drawn diagram for building a chicken coop.
78	A brass buckle from a work mule's harness.
79	A pressed leaf from an orchard tree planted by an ancestor.
80	A wooden whistle used to call dogs.
81	A dried gourd carved with smiling faces.
82	A rusted gate latch.
83	A piece of driftwood used as a field marker.
84	A tiny figurine carved from an animal horn.
85	A notebook recording weather patterns over twenty years.
86	A ribbon awarded for the largest pumpkin.
87	A polished stone found after a flood.
88	A cracked ceramic milk bottle cap.
89	A dried sprig of lavender from a kitchen garden.
90	A brass medallion awarded for agricultural excellence.
91	A child's drawing of a farm and its animals.
92	A fragment of a scarecrow's painted face.
93	A wooden tag identifying a favorite horse.
94	A handful of seeds from a plant nobody can identify.
95	A folded letter discussing next season's planting.
96	A carved wooden pig with one ear broken off.
97	A weathered barn star.
98	A tiny bottle of cider from a particularly good harvest.
99	A smooth stone said to predict rain when it feels cold.
100	A folded note found inside a barn wall that reads, "If you're reading this, the farm is yours now."