Transform your garden into a haven for birds. Discover how attracting birds can help minimize insects and create a vibrant ecosystem.
Category: Domestic and Wild Animals
Articles covering the domestic animals and wild animals.
A little extra effort can make a big difference for backyard chickens, they’ll love these activities and you’ll enjoy them, too.
Find out how to properly feed and hydrate your chickens for optimal health and egg production. Discover the benefits of DIY chicken feeding.
During the early 1800s, settlers in Ohio’s Highland and Ross Counties were continually threatened by huge spotted rattlesnakes.
Uncover the unexpected role of squirrels in early Ohio settlers’ lives. Find out how these small animals brought about famine and hardship.
Uncover the secrets of successful chicken keeping. Find out how to raise healthy, happy chickens in your backyard.
Thinking of starting a rabbit farming business? Find out about the benefits, market conditions, and breeds for commercial rabbit production.
Discover how chickens survive different weather climates: from withstanding harsh winters to thriving in hot summers.
Enhance your organic small farm or backyard mini-farm with free-range chickens. They offer benefits like pest control and nutrient-rich eggs.
Explore the fascinating world of rare chicken breeds and their unique egg colors, from pinkish brown to blue/green.
Deer farming traces its roots to northern Europe where native people have been tending reindeer herds for centuries.
Cattle farming and ranching plays an important role in preserving biodiversity and the habitats of local wildlife, while also supporting healthy soil.
If you are serious about raising chickens in your backyard, determine what you want to raise them for and get the type of chicken breed that best fits your purpose.
Discover the diverse deer species of North America. Learn about the white-tailed deer, their population recovery, and unique characteristics.
It is always concerning when our hens suddenly stop laying. The first sign of a problem for your girls is when they stop laying eggs.