Ensure your flock is eating the right diet—their breed or age—with these guidelines.
For chicken keepers looking to bring more of their setup in-house, here’s a great project to tackle alone or as a family.
If you’re looking for a family cow that’s a good milk producer and can fill your freezer with beef, the Belfair is your breed
Spring chicken-manure cleanup is a stinky job, but here’s how to get it done quickly and efficiently.
Reduce your feed costs and give your children a useful job around the farm with this simple fermentation project.
If your older hens aren’t scratching around as they should, clip their nails to prevent overgrowth.
Sheep can provide you with a host of farm products: wool, milk, meat and cheese. Make sure you can provide for them, as well.
Help your ducks and geese weather the bitter cold of winter by giving them some additional attention when the temperatures drop.
Still scratching your head over whether the chicken or the egg came first? For “Rent The Chicken,” the answer is simple: the chicken.
Rotate out your pig herd and replant the pasture with cover crops that will fix the trampled soil and provide a new dose of healthy forage.
Donkeys and horses are both equines with admirable qualities, and the right one for your farm may come down to personality.
Looking for an animal that brings a big dose of amusement to your farm? Here are a few we recommend.
