Check out these other publications available to you from the editors of Hobby Farms magazine.
From Japanese Forest Grass to Coral Bells, Sweet Violet and ferns, this garden will tempt your kitty with plenty of fun. Back for more edible gardens!
Help preserve a piece of history by raising Spanish goats—a hardy meat goat of older origins.
The spotted Jacob sheep have made a 3,000-year journey from ancient Syria to U.S. farm flocks, while still retaining their primitive charm.
Learn about BVDV or bovine viral diarrhea virus, what animals can get it, how to test for it and how it's transmitted.
Get horse ready! Review this checklist to see if you and your farm are ready for a horse.
Prepare yourself now for how to spot symptoms of illness in your farm animals so that you can get them help before it’s too late.
The most popular of the dairy goat breeds, the floppy-eared Nubian is friendly and personable.
With the shortage of farm vets to help to our sick animals, we often turn to home remedies for common ailments. Here are some go-to products from hobby farmers across the country
Contributing editor Cherie Langlois tells a tale of spring romance on the farm.
Easily trained to ride or as working livestock, American water buffalo offer producers milk--most often used in mozzerella cheese--as well as meat and hides.
