Livestock and Pets

Angora Goats are a Good Choice for Hobby Farmers
Angora goats are not only beautiful to the eye, but valuable to the touch. Kept under ideal conditions, these goats’ durable and soft mohair is money in the bank.

Shepherding for Superior Wool
Do you want to get serious about wool production? Follow these tips from professional shepherds.

Beekeeping: The Basics of Beekeeping
New Beekeepers: Learn the basics of keeping bees and harvesting honey.

Hay and Feeding Advice for Livestock Owners
Hay is the mainstay diet for our livestock. Learn the intricacies of hay types, nutritional content and quality before purchasing your next load.

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.

Grazing the Surface
By managing your animals’ grazing, you ensure a grass-covered pasture, lower feed costs and improved health for the herd.

Get Horse Power
Draft horse power, that is

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.

6 Fence and Gate Repair Tips
Sometimes the farm fence or gate needs repair. Here are six cost-effective (and easy) fixes for fences and gates on the farm.

Out to Pasture
Your horses enjoy the good life in pasture ... but does that mean their needs are nonexistent? Find out what routine care you should be providing.