A farm petting zoo is a big undertaking. Consider this advice before starting one on your farm.
Meet Lorenzo. He’s the cute spotted baby goat pictured above. Lorenzo is coming to live with us this week!
I want to continue our homeopathy discussion last week by showing you how Mom uses the remedies on our farm.
Do you use complementary veterinary therapies on your farm? Complementary therapies are things like herbs, Reiki, massage, chiropractic adjustments and homeopathic remedies.
Keep this graphic handy so you can diagnose illness when you spot symptoms in your flock.
Rear your baby animals side-by-side with these guidelines for shared interspecies living quarters.
Once you’ve butchered and plucked your chicken, learn how to finish processing it for your table.
Take your chickens from field to table by learning how to butcher them yourself on your hobby farm.
Delaware Valley College’s livestock operation manager walks you through the basics of cow conformation.
I bashed Uzzi in the butt last week when Mom brought out cookies to share. Mom got cross. She said I wasn't very kind to my best friend. Uzzi
While you must protect small animals on your farm from coyotes, remember that coyotes help control rodent pests in your area.
Heed these dietary and exercise tips to prevent chicken obesity and keep your flock in healthy shape.
