Whether you’re just getting started with homesteading or are looking to find better tactics and techniques to make your home and garden run a little more smoothly, we have some great resources for you! Many of our members have written amazing books that will help you to learn more about gardening, raising animals, homesteading with […]
Trimming A Rooster’s Spurs
Do you have a rooster with large spurs? I’ve been asked about rooster spurs and if they are something that can be trimmed. Did you know that you can trim them or eliminate them completely? Rooster spurs are a natural thing on a rooster, and even some types of exotic hens. When you look at […]
Raising Chickens: It’s SO EASY!
Worried that raising chickens will eat up a bunch of your time? They don’t actually. And come to think of it, I think you will all agree that not only are home-raised chickens and eggs cheaper than store bought, but they are also much healthier and better-tasting, too! Let me show you just how little […]
Chickens – Natural Tick Control
As the weather warms up and we start to spend more time outdoors, the insects of the world are also waking up, ready for a meal. Experts suggest in the coming years we could be in for a “tick explosion”. There are several things you can do to keep yourself & your family safe from […]
Fermented Feed: More For Your Money and Happier Hens
A 50 lb bag of feed usually lasts me about 6-8 days served dry. I would long to be able to feed my chickens organic, non-GMO pellet but it just wasn’t in the budget. They roam all day so they’re getting as much organic matter as they want, but I still longed for better pellets. […]
Nine Items You Need BEFORE You Buy Baby Chickens
Excited about buying baby chicks? There’s nothing cuter or cuddlier or more fun to watch! However, like most babies, they require special equipment, and there’s things you may not have thought of to have on hand in case of emergencies. Click the link below to find out more…
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