10 Tools to Help You Live Off the Grid
May 10, 2019These products, including a generator, portable power supply and lantern, are aimed at those who want to live more independently and self-sufficiently.
How to Introduce New Birds to Your Flock
April 29, 2019Waterfowl behave differently than chickens, but they still have their pecking orders that you need to respect. Here’s how to introduce new birds.
Poultry Farming: How to Prepare Your Farm for Waterfowl
March 25, 2019Ducks and geese have slightly different requirements than chickens. Here’s how to prepare for these waterfowl and when they can integrate with chickens.
Livestock Fencing: How to Plan and Invest for Your Farm
March 5, 2019Many fencing systems exist, and selection depends on animals, grazing management plans, long-term goals and budget. Learn which is right for you.
Say “Cheese!” Here Are the Best Recent Livestock Photos From Readers
February 26, 2019This round of contenders, led by a very funny farm, includes a camelid closeup, cold sheep, active pigs and a dog cozying up to a goat.
Poultry Goals for 2019: Add Ducks, Split 2 Flocks, Sell Goose Eggs
January 28, 2019Winter is the time to look ahead and plan the coming year. We plan to add Runner Ducks, separate chickens and guineas, and (because we have 24 geese) start selling eggs.
Flocking Behavior: How Your Chickens, Ducks & Geese Act Like Wild Birds
November 7, 2018Backyard flocks might not fly with the seasons, yet their wild instincts play an important role in social bonds and creating a collaborative community.
Breed Profiles: Meet the Roman Goose
August 20, 2018The Roman goose goes back to ancient times. Its bright personality and vocal nature make it good for guarding smaller poultry such as chickens.
Goose Breed Profiles: Get to Know the Sebastopol
July 2, 2018The Sebastopol is known for its beautiful feather pattern. It’s a slightly smaller breed that’s more friendly than some others.
5 Summer Treats Good for Poultry
May 30, 2018A few treats keep your poultry happy and healthy, and they also provide entertainment. Here are some that work for ducks, geese and chickens.
