Help your flock by knowing what creates stress and anxiety in chickens, including predators, laying, diet, weather and spatial concerns.
With some time and patience, you can train your birds to gather for dinner, eat from your hand, jump for treats or take a bike ride.
Whether you use a smartphone, tablet or pen and paper, notes on these beekeeping events will be an invaluable resource for years to come.
Follow these 10 tips for stress-free shearing of sheep, alpacas and llamas.
When looking for farm animals, consider these easy-going grazers.
Yellow sheep's fleece may be a problem or not at all. Here's how to tell the difference.
Whether we eat, sell or hatch our hens' fruitful efforts, our egg collecting is not worthwhile if the eggs crack or shatter.
Get your beekeeping year off to a good start with these apiary chores.
To safeguard your own health, love your flock—from a distance. Here's why and what you can do.
This easy-to-make concoction can give a targeted boost of nutrients to your garden soil during the growing season.
Have you kept your love for all things chicken quiet or have you shouted it from the rooftops? Let this metric help you decide.
Honeybees have served as a timeless bridge between the human world and the mystical.
