Ashleigh Krispense

Cattle can be easy keeping livestock, but having the right tools is essential to effective herd management and wellness. Here are our equipment recommendations for cattle.

Chicken coops, livestock barns and other buildings are essential on the farm, but before you hit the ground running, be sure to follow this advice for individual outbuildings.

If you’re still on the fence about buying a bull, check out these common questions and answers about keeping one or more bulls in your pastures.

It’s too easy to get swept up in the cuteness of Chick Day purchases, so take the time to figure out your poultry flock plan before chicken math takes over.

For many, the purchase of a bull is worth the investment, but take your time and follow these tips when buying a bull for your herd.

Farms needs barns, coops, sheds and more, and deciding what to add when can be confusing. Here’s how to think about outbuildings for your farm.

These six books offer invaluable advice for anyone curious about starting with cattle, from keeping a beef herd to milking cows to butchering and more.

It doesn’t matter if the almanac says it’ll be frosty, snowing, warmer than average or downright frozen. When winter arrives, you and your farm need to be ready.

Thinking of raising beef cattle? It’s not too difficult, though you’ll need to follow some best practices. Here are 7 suggestions to keep in mind.

Chickens generally fare fine in winter temperatures, but you can do a few things—from choosing hardy breeds to checking water—to help your birds keep cool in the cold.