Animal shedding is one of the earliest and most visible signs of seasonal change on the farm. Long before the official first day of spring arrives around March 21, livestock begin losing their thick winter coats, leaving hair on fences, feed buckets, and your clothing. While it’s easy to assume that warmer temperatures trigger this […]
Yes, chickens can get them, too! Find out how fowl pox can affect your flock.
Ducks are joyful hobby farm additions. Find out if adding a feathered friend is right for you!
Cochin chickens may be too big for small urban farms, but the breed does well in colder climates. Feed them greens daily for optimum health.
Chicks can only reach their maximum potential for growth, good looks and egg-laying if they receive a proper diet.
Toggenburgs are marvelous dairy goats. A Toggenburg doe, GCH Western-Acres Zephyr Rosemary, currently holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for giving 9,110 pounds of milk amounting to nearly 1,140 gallons in 365 days.
Can chickens eat pumpkin seeds? In this article, we will answer that question and more as we discuss two common seed varieties that are edible for chickens and learn what seeds are not safe for your flock to consume. Key Takeaways Chickens can safely eat pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds in moderation Always avoid salted […]
What to do with old hay is a common question, since it’s rare to find a farm that doesn’t occasionally have spoiled or leftover farm hay to dispose of. If you’re wondering what to do with old hay that’s no longer suitable for feed, there are several practical ways to put it to work around […]
Our resident goat blogger explains how to take care of broody hens.
Collapsible And Easy To Make, this Run Will Allow Your Birds To Free-Range For Part of The Day While Being Safe From Predators.
Raising Ducks to be Friendly & Calm Takes More Work than Chickens, But Will Reap the Benefits
Formulate Your Chickens' Diets Based on What they Are Producing
