Goats need their keeper’s care in order to live long and be healthy. Here’s are a few thing you can do to ensure your goat herd’s best health.
Predators come with the territory when you’re keeping chickens, unfortunately. But here are 10 ways to keep your feathered friends from becoming an easy meal.
Molting is a fact of life with chickens. Learn what happens — and how to help your birds — when the feathers start to fly.
When you fall into a bumper crop, preserve your produce so you can eat farm-fresh year-round.
Bust your birds’ boredom while boosting natural behaviors and nutritional health in your flock by thinking like a zookeeper.
Purchasing a ready-made coop for your flock has its positive points. Let our buyer’s guide help you choose the right one.
“Family farm” is a generic term that means many different things to many different people. Here’s one farmer’s take.
Successfully grow berries on your city farm by choosing the right species for your area.
If your chickens are laying thin eggs, they might need calcium in their diet. Free-choice feeding oyster shells is a good way to supplement calcium. When it comes to dining out, chickens have eclectic tastes. Worms squirming in the manure pile, dangling tomatoes and raspberries, and miniscule seeds all attract a hungry chicken’s sharp eyes. If […]
Goats are much more finicky eaters than is commonly believed. Follow our goat-diet guide to keep your goats healthy.