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Amy Jay, a Catholic homesteader in western North Carolina, poses with a rooster that received what she called "barnyard justice" after it nearly pecked out her daughter's eye. She also routinely milks cows, churns butter and makes cheese. Ms. Jay considers herself a traditional wife but not a #tradwife of TikTok and Instagram fame. (Photo courtesy of Amy Jay)

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Amy Jay, a Catholic homesteader in western North Carolina, poses with a rooster that received what she called "barnyard justice" after it nearly pecked out her daughter's eye. She also routinely milks cows, churns butter and makes cheese. Ms. Jay considers herself a traditional wife but not a #tradwife of TikTok and Instagram fame. (Photo courtesy of Amy Jay)

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