Southern California was a dream until it wasn't for Lisa Wilson, who finally left L.A. for Northern California to enjoy family and a flock of eight chickens.
The right enhancements can turn your ATV or UTV into an all-season vehicle ready to assist when the winter gets tough. These five are a good place to start.
Winter is not the time to be caught featherless! If feather loss persists into colder temperatures, follow these tips to find the cause and keep hens comfy.
If you raise pigs on your farm, you may consider on-farm pig butchering to save money while harvesting meat. Here's what to know when learning this skill.
Create fish habitat with a few inexpensive supplies! Just submerge this artificial tree in a farm pond to provide space for smaller fish to live and thrive.
Petals and Posies Flower Farm founder, Carli Pritchett, tells us how she keeps family traditions alive at the Washington-based venture.
Birds colliding with windows is a major source of avian death on the farm. Hawk silhouettes aren't good enough—here's what to do instead.
Though it's perfectly valid to keep only hens, roosters that meet a few important criteria can be invaluable additions to the chicken yard.
Behind on your holiday shopping? Check out these gift ideas, chock full of fun items sure to please the chicken lover in your life.
This handy evergreen is more than just a holiday decoration. Grow and forage pine for use in delicious meals, healing teas and more!
Stay productive on cold winter days with these five farm projects that can be accomplished indoors, giving you a head start on spring.
You likely feed hay to your livestock, but do you really know what's in those flakes? Read more to learn about what's in a bale of hay.
