Changes in weather bring changes in the way you care for your flock.
If you’re looking for natural relief for your chickens’ pain or illness, turmeric might be the herb for you.
As temperatures dip, make sure your chickens are tucked in warm and cozy into their coops each night.
To live more sustainably, let no part of your butchered meat go to waste. Implement tips to feed your farm and build soil fertility.
If you’re ready to add rabbits to your farm menagerie, ask these questions before making a purchase.
I’ve been buying eggs for 2 months. My family doesn’t eat very much meat, so we technically fall under the flexitarian, or semi-vegetarian category, making eggs very important to my family. When the girls aren’t laying, our choice is to eat more meat or buy eggs. It’s embarrassing to buy eggs and chicken feed, but […]
Don’t let your farm customers get confused about package labels. Set them straight about how a pastured-poultry operation works.
Do you plan to travel during the holidays? Here are tips for keeping your flock safe while you're away.
The four pullets are finally 20 weeks old, and they’re the same size as the hens. Even though winter is just a few days away, the girls will start laying eggs soon. I’m officially on egg watch. They’ll start when they’re ready, though. I don’t see the need to coax them to lay with dummy […]
Cleaning the chicken coop is one of my least favorite chores. The distain I feel encompasses all of life’s chores, not just chicken ones. I think we can all agree that chicken poop is pretty gross. Ideally, we should visit the coop every day with intention beyond gathering eggs—to remove the dirtiest bedding and replace […]
Winter can be tough on all of us, but with a little TLC, your flock will do just fine.
Reduce unwanted odors on your farm to keep your animals healthy and your neighbors satisfied.
