Follow These Steps When Selecting A Breeding Ram (Video)
December 30, 2021A sire contributes more than just its 50 percent of a lamb's genetics, so it's critical to choose a breeding ram carefully. Here's what to look for before you buy.
Choose Your Ruminant Depending On What Your Pastures Offer
December 27, 2021Animals do the hard work of improving pastures and soil health, so choose the right ruminants for the land and native growth you already have.
How & When To Give Your Sheep A Hoof Trim
December 27, 2021It’s important to keep an eye on your sheep’s feet to avoid lameness. And when you’re checking for foot rot, you may want to go ahead and do a quick hoof trim.
Readying A Flock Of Sheep For The Cold Winter Months
November 16, 2020As colder weather moves into the Midwest, it’s time for this keeper to start thinking about preparing sheep for the cold, winter months.
5 Questions to Ask Before Keeping Sheep
March 1, 2016Sheep can provide you with a host of farm products: wool, milk, meat and cheese. Make sure you can provide for them, as well.
Fruit: A History of Apples
January 18, 2016Excerpt from the Popular Garden Series magabook Orcharding with permission from its publisher, BowTie magazines, a division of BowTie Inc. Purchase Orcharding here. Most historians believe the apple originated in the Dzungarian Alps, a mountain range separating Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and China, where wild apple trees still produce teensy apples the size and shape of the […]
Sheep Thinks It’s A Dog And That’s OK
December 28, 2015Or maybe this sheep just wants to have a good time.
Want to Know Where Sheep Hang Out? Check Tumblr
June 17, 2015Google Sheep View allows sheep fans to check out the animals whenever they please.
Helping Sheep Adjust To Life On A New Farm
May 5, 2014We have two new sheep on our farm. One is a young ewe named Tansy and the other is her newborn daughter, Pasha. They’re hair sheep—a mixture of Katahdin and Dorper.
15 Must-Have Items To Survive Lambing Season
April 22, 2014Stock your barn with everything you need to ensure your newborn lambs get a safe and healthy start to life on your farm.
