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HOBBY FARMS PRESENTS: GROWING GOOD The post Episode 64: Reeba Daniel appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Molting is a natural process wherein chickens lose feathers. Here’s what’s going on as well as a few ways to help birds through the uncomfortable process. The post What Is Molting & How Can You Help Your Chickens? appeared first…

Washington-based Allison Lamb tells us how growing up with a love of the outdoors blossomed into running her family’s Snohomish Lavender Farm. The post Snohomish Lavender Farm Is About Connecting With Community appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Materials for beekeepers typically don’t look at the hobby through the eyes of women, but they should. These queen beekeepers talk about getting started. The post These Women Apiarists Truly Thrive With Their Hives appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Beekeeper Susie Goodspeed from the Idaho-based Farm And Hive hobby farm tells us about the enriching nature of living close to bees. The post Farm And Hive Buzzes With Peace & Energy appeared first on Hobby Farms.

This fermented face mask employs oats, live sauerkraut, raw honey and herbs to create a refreshing face mask tailored to your skin’s needs. The post Recipe: Make A Fermented Face Mask  appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Add value to your farm’s offerings by growing woody ornamentals, trees and shrubs grown specifically for floral sales. Here’s how to get started. The post Diversify Your Farm By Growing Woody Ornamentals appeared first on Hobby Farms.

HOBBY FARMS PRESENTS: GROWING GOOD The post Episode 63: Amy Glattly appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Kitchen scraps can make chickens fat and unhealthy if provided without considering their regular rations. Here’s what and how much you can give your birds. The post Moderation Matters When Feeding Chickens Scraps appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Take care of batteries when cold weather strikes, and your machines will take care of you with reliable winter performance. The post Make Sure You Prep Batteries In Farm Machines For Winter appeared first on Hobby Farms.