Flower essences are natural, nontoxic, inexpensive remedies that can help keep chickens healthy and aid with certain ailments.
Cold weather makes food more scarce, and that can make some predators more desperate. Here are ways to keep your hives safe.
In the right situations, farmers, sheep and land can all benefit from sheep grazing on cover crops. Some mixtures make for better forage than others.
Do you find eggs that are unusually large? Eggs with two yolks? Eggs with odd shells, thin shells or no shells? Our guide to irregular eggs will explain.
Forget the rooster kitchen towels and the egg-shaped egg timer. Here are some items that your poultry person can really use.
Chickens were the first livestock for this farmer and author who runs a six-acre farm in Jackson, New York, that also includes vegetables, bees and horses.
This coveted yet controversial honeybee product is what queens are made of. Here are facts about royal jelly and its responsible harvest methods.
Geese need different supplements to their diet depending on the season. These treats will give your flock the nutrition it needs.
Bring the chickens inside with this rooster, hen and chic(k) décor we found on the web.
Use honey as a sugar substitute to can and preserve summer's finest fruits.
Piglets born in cold weather don't fare well. The solution? Don't let sows give birth in cold weather. Here's how to time it.
Chickens losing feathers as winter approaches is part of a natural cycle. Here's how it works, why it happens, and how you can help your molting flock.
