Livestock Equipment Information

Create Wildlife Habitats
Learn how to use wildlife habitats--like nest boxes and travel corridors--to help manage wildlife on your farm.

Making Your Own Hay
Learn about making your own hay. If you have access to a patch of hay land, the equipment and you'd like to produce the best possible forage for you pets and livestock, do-it-yourself haymaking can still spell dollars and sense.

Tools of the Trade: Alternative Water-well Pumps
Readily available water is a luxury many of us take for granted on the farm. Pumps are the unsung heroes of our watering systems, be it for household needs, for irrigation purposes or for livestock drinking-water.

Tools of the Trade: Choosing a Hay Baler
You can make your own hay the easy way -- with small hay balers!

Choosing the Right Compact Backhoe
Cub Cadet Yanmar product manager Roger Gifford offers tips on evaluating size, horsepower, usability, features and design to help you find the right compact backhoe for your needs.

Draft Horses on the Farm
Draft horse power, that is. Learn about the draft horses that can help you around the farm.

Drive-through Farm Gates
Get a drive-through gate for your farm and make winter or any type of weather more bearable.

Fall Lawn Care: Must or Lust?
Fall yard care means the dreaded tasks of leaf removal, leaf disposal and lawn care. We offer some ideas to make these chores easier—and fun!

Farm Fencing
Farm fencing is a big expense, both in terms of time and money, but it's one of the most important investments a farmer will make.

Farm Maintenance Checklists for Spring
Review these checklists to make sure your tractors and other farm tools and equipment are ready for spring.