Five women farmers over 50 share insight about their experiences in life and agriculture. In this second segment, the topic is death.
Navigate the wrath of yellow jackets — aggressive insects that can each sting multiple times — by understanding seasonal changes in their behavior.
An overly aggressive bird can be extremely detrimental to your flock. Here are options for handling a bird who turns into a bully.
Artist Lynn Rattray is inspired by the chickens as well as the community in this Tampa neighborhood. It shows in her portraits of Ybor chickens.
Ybor City is a district of Tampa with an eclectic history including a thriving population of wild chickens supported by its poultry-loving community.
We started with a flock of seven chickens, but our family's poultry love led us to build a grand palace for our growing assortment.
Pre-emptively protect your chickens' health by establishing contact with an avian veterinarian before the need arises. Here's how to find one.
April Prusia raises heritage breed pigs and hope at Dorothy’s Range in Wisconsin. She also hosts tours, farm-to-table dinners and farmstays.
Ever wonder what your cow, sheep or horse can taste and smell? They might sense more than you thought, and you can use that knowledge to help them.
Molting is a fact of life with chickens. Learn what happens — and how to help your birds — when the feathers start to fly.
Many school district budgets don't cover agricultural education. As a chicken-keeper or farmer, you can give elementary school students a start.
Bears looking for honey can cause a great deal of damage and break up your colonies of honeybees. Here are ways to prevent that.
