In the second installment of a three-part series, we examine calving and a common post-calving problem in cattle known as milk fever.
Spring weather can be volatile, posing a hazard to bees who've survived the winter. Safeguard your bees against starvation and predators during this precarious season.
Are you considering starting your own backyard flock? Here are my recommendations for gear that's crucial for new chicken owners.
A visit to a farm-supply store during chick season seven years ago started a backyard flock and a passion for keeping chickens.
A very old and attractive breed, the Brabanter displays a full beard in addition to a small, upright crest and muffs.
Here's how to determine the purpose you want fencing to serve and the various types available to best protect your flock.
Are you considering trying something new on the farm? What about preserving an endangered livestock species of cattle, pig or sheep?
Show your chicken pride (and humor) with this poultry décor and kitchenware we found on the web.
Do you plan to starting a backyard flock or add to your existing bunch? Inspect your chicks carefully for these four life-threatening conditions.
Hive inspections are a necessary part of beekeeping. We cover how often inspections are recommended, what to look for and how to interact with your bees.
Many of these heritage poultry breeds date back to early America, when farmers needed birds that were cold-hardy and good for eggs as well as meat.
If you plan to get bees this spring, here are some answers to the most basic questions as well as links to previous related articles.
