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Category: Homesteading
Living Off The Land and Thriving with Self Sufficiency
Land clearing is not an easy task. However, there are experts who can help you get the job well done and on time.
Discover cozy and charming accommodations with our bed and breakfast options. Experience comfort and personalized service at its best.
Thinking about starting a small farm? Discover the key factors to consider and the best practices to ensure success.
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.
These three simple steps will help you safely repel rabbits so you can fully enjoy the beauty and bounty of your outdoor space.
Learn about the impact of varroa mites on honey bee health and how they pose a significant threat to beekeepers worldwide.
Whether you are planning to buy, sell, or choose sheep from your existing flock, it is important to know what a veteran sheep breeder is looking for during a visual appraisal.
Every flock will have a period of adjustment, but with thoughtful planning, fighting can be kept to a minimum.
Discover the fascinating world of egg laying. Learn how many eggs a chicken can lay and the factors that affect their laying rate.
Before you go out and buy some chickens, you need to do some research. This guide will help you so you don’t have any unexpected surprises.
Mushrooms, toadstools, fungus. They may look alike but if you’re an amateur, you should refrain from picking them in the woods.
As part of your preparedness plan or in your quest for off grid living, raising rabbits is an essential member of your livestock community. High in protein and easy to raise.
Once you harvest your honey you will need to store it. This article will talk you through what kind of containers to use.
Stories from the past on a farm are rich in history and humor. So, I thought I would share a few.