Be prepared for loss, stings and surprises, but don't let any of them diminish your commitment to beekeeping. Rather, let them fuel your passion and help you spread the word to others.
A recent Twitter exchange involved several definitions of "real" farmers. It showed me that some people obviously don't understand what we do or why.
You might have noticed the incredible way a chicken's neck moves—like in this Instagram video—but the reason behind it is fascinating.
Some waterfowl can coexist with chickens in coops, but the species' needs are different. Here are the things you need to know.
Several types of bees in the hive play separate roles. Some, such as the queen, have only one role, while others have many duties that change throughout their lifespans.
Warm temperatures have not yet reached some parts of the U.S., but hens are laying more because of increased daylight. Here's how to prevent frozen eggs and what to do with ones you find.
You don’t have to be a rancher to have a great herd of livestock on your hobby farm. Many terrific breeds are great for small acreage.
You've learned about the components of a hive, so what's next? Here are the gadgets and gizmos you'll need to start beekeeping this spring.
Rabbits are herbivores and have some unusual digestive functions. Here's what to feed them and how to spot gastrointestinal problems.
Like other livestock species, farm dogs need the right food to perform at their best, whether that's working or breeding.
Pollen might cause you discomfort through allergies, but it's not all bad. Here are several ways pollen is good—and how it might even help allergies.
Sure, we have the traditional Easter-egg hunt in my home, but with a surplus of eggs, we do several other activities too. Try them yourself.
